Obama's preparedness for the office.
Many experts are less optimistic about the nation's preparedness for the struggle with terrorism.
At first I could not understand either the Parisian reluctance or indeed my neighbours' dogged preparedness for the worst.
It's important that we try to estimate future skills demand to have some level of preparedness for the future.
Mr. Chidambaram, the country's principal law enforcement official, had previously acknowledged lapses in the security forces' preparedness for the attacks.
IF MITT ROMNEY, America's Republican presidential candidate, doubted London's preparedness for the 2012 Olympics, what must he think about Brazil's?
I am also concerned about the Government's preparedness for the projected increase in demand for intensive care beds.
Mr. Gheith, a Palestinian immigrant who works in disaster preparedness for the city's health department, began meeting with the imam regularly after his collapse.
However her chances will not have been helped by Monday's HM Inspector of Constabularies HMICIC) reporton preparedness for the future, which concluded that the Surrey force "requires improvement".
When Israel's top leaders were discredited because of the country's lack of preparedness for the 1973 Yom Kippur War, Mr. Peres made a bid for power.
But authorities have been condemned for a lack of preparedness for the inevitable exodus of refugees, now living in miserable conditions after fleeing fighting in North Waziristan.
