Sentence examples for prepare nations from inspiring English sources

A new report from the United Nations Development Program warns that if drastic measures are not taken to prepare nations for the impacts of climate change, the economic progress of the world's developing countries could stall or even be reversed by 2050.

Just as the horrors of Abu Ghraib and hypocrisy of our terminal detention of enemy combatants harmed US standing as moral exemplars on the world stage, pretending to advocate for peace while we prepare nations for war provokes justifiable scoffing and shaking heads on the Arab street--and the east Asian and sub-Saharan African street as well.

Recognizing its swift and efficient response, the IAEA recently gave the Division its Superior Achievement Award for exceptional efforts to prepare nations for H7N9.

The Ebola virus took full advantage of these poorly prepared nations and the holes at the W.H.O.

Mr. Bush's position — that Ukraine and Georgia should be welcomed into a Membership Action Plan, or MAP, that prepares nations for NATO membership — directly contradicted German and French government positions stated earlier this week.

First, we must prepare our nations against the dangers of a new era.

What can we do more immediately to prepare the nation?

He criticized "our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age".

Meanwhile, winning in those regional games may prepare a nation's athletes for a chance at the big time.

Training programs can utilize this simulation-based curriculum to better prepare the nation's emergency medicine physicians for future disasters.

While taking care not to jeopardize the massive effort being launched to prepare the nation for war, the Truman Committee (officially the Special Committee Investigating National Defense) exposed graft and deficiencies in production.