Sentence examples for preparations to respond from inspiring English sources
It is based on preparations to respond to more sophisticated violence, involving not only automatic weapons but also what Israeli intelligence analysts say may be a cache of hand-held antiaircraft and antitank missiles.
"The Chinese side has also made all preparations to respond to any escalation of the situation by the Philippine side," she reportedly said.
When Hurricane Sandy was approaching the eastern seaboard of the United States, the American Red Cross was already making the preparations to respond to the communities that were in the path of the devastating storm.
Credits: © UNICEF/NYHQ2011-2078/Marco Dormino August 4, 2011 - As part of Haitian national contingency preparations to respond to the needs of as many as 300,000 persons, UNICEF prepositioned emergency supplies at critical points throughout Haiti, with sufficient resources for a multi-sectorial, eight-week response affecting as many as 100,000 persons.
But Mr. Bloomberg, speaking on his weekly radio program, added that he decided not to alert city residents immediately because he wanted to give city officials time to make preparations and to respond to public concerns that would be raised.
Legal representatives of the Northern Territory government and other groups had sought to restrict publication of some of Voller's testimony, and had earlier raised concerns over insufficient preparation time to respond to his allegations.
These are: ability to assess potential health challenges; prevention as part of the policy mind-set; preparation; capacity to respond; and ability to rapidly recover.
The $10 million plan, one of several being studied by Mr. Ricketts, includes preparations for how to respond to the charges of race-baiting it envisions if it highlights Mr. Obama's former ties to Mr. Wright, who espouses what is known as "black liberation theology".
The New York Times reported that Perot sought the help of operatives to search court and federal documents to find information that might reflect poorly on the potential candidate so that preparations could be made to respond.
Furthermore, addition of a very potent presynaptically neurotoxic sPLA2, taipoxin, to an NM preparation pre-treated with AtnL, triggered the characteristic triphasic change of muscle contractility, demonstrating that this preparation retained the ability to respond to neurotoxic sPLA2s (data not shown).
