Sentence examples for preparedness office from inspiring English sources

After his term with AmeriCorps expired, Mr. Fogarty put together a proposal to start Evacuteer.org and presented it to Lt. Col. Jerry W. Sneed, a retired Marine Corps officer who runs the city's emergency preparedness office.

Dr. Henderson will be replaced at the health preparedness office by Jerome M. Hauer, who has been his deputy.

"It is not the earthquakes that kill, but the illegal buildings," Dr Ahmet Mete Isikara, head of Turkey's natural disasters preparedness office, told the Zaman newspaper.

Today, several senior law enforcement officials expressed embarrassment over the e-mail incident, saying the domestic preparedness office acted improperly because Mr. Hatfill has never been charged with any wrongdoing and has not been identified as a suspect in the anthrax attacks that killed five people last fall.

On Wednesday, the day Mrs. Lundgren died, a news conference to discuss her case featured the nation's foremost health officials: Mr. Thompson and Dr. Koplan, as well as Dr. D. A. Henderson, who heads a new bioterrorism preparedness office, and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.

To understand what happened on 3/11, I met with Kenichi Sato, then-chief of Kesennuma's municipal Disaster Preparedness office.

Beneath the JMA, local government Disaster Preparedness offices continuously educate the population through community outreach and response drills, and turn JMA's warnings into evacuation orders.

The sexual harassment allegations are providing the biggest test yet to his preparedness for office and his ability to react to a crisis.

It's more troubling — and a test of her true preparedness for office — for the candidate to totally ignore a major United States policy triumph that took years to broker and somehow claim involvement by inventing a story of sniper fire, while the truth is that she visited a peaceful airfield and met children on the tarmac.

Obama's preparedness for the office.

James Makris, the director of the Environmental Protection Agency's chemical emergency preparedness and prevention office, said: "Industry has an obligation to protect facilities from intrusion.