Sentence examples for preparedness process from inspiring English sources

John wanted it "to serve as a guide and encouragement for citizens to begin the preparedness process".

Heathfield's consulting company, Future Map Strategic Advisory Services, boasted on its website of "developing strategic proactivity" via such strategies as "executing preemptive strategies," "driving preparedness process" and "engaging stakeholders," as noted in a somewhat mocking July 3 Boston Globe editorial.

Mental health experts must be involved in the school safety and emergency preparedness process, said Ben Fernandez, the lead school psychologist for Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia.

Mental health experts must be involved in the school safety and emergency preparedness process, said Ben Fernandez, the lead school psychologist for Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia.

In the light of the lessons learned from the World Trade Center attack, the JCAHO should make major changes in their disaster preparedness process.

Zarko Jovanovic, a psychologist in the Institution, says the preparedness process is a long-term and sometimes very hard process which can last for years, depending on the children's potential.

She has worked in a number of countries supporting immediate emergency response or contingency planning and preparedness processes.

UNICEF can play an important role by advocating with other actors for sound and inclusive preparedness processes and for leveraging partnerships.

The oversight role of the Regional Office for the preparedness processes at country level needs to be clarified, as well as the formal triggering of a Regional Office response, especially in countries reluctant to acknowledge, or unable to identify a humanitarian crisis.

This article describes the design and utility of a computerized modeling simulation tool, Electronic Mass Casualty Assessment and Planning Scenarios (EMCAPS), developed to have broad application across emergency management and public health fields as part of a catastrophic events preparedness planning process.

I am thinking about this today not to offer a riff on the uniqueness of the Easter miracle, but rather to record the surprising banality of grief and to confess, in spite of both my professional life and my Christian faith, my own piss-poor preparedness to process it.