Sentence examples for preparedness so from inspiring English sources

There's a relevant Opinionator column by Sloane Crosley on the tradeoffs that make disaster preparedness so difficult.

Assembly of buses to evacuate an area should be part of disaster preparedness, so that bus owners know in advance to be prepared to be called in.

The bottom line of Representative Sue Kelly's position on Indian Point is that she wants the Federal Emergency Management Agency to "finalize" emergency preparedness so people can "know there is an evacuation plan that makes sense".

Above all, the videos depict mayhem at the plant, a lack of preparedness so profound that too few buses were on hand to carry workers away in the event of an evacuation.

Before could mean things like increasing financial preparedness, so one is better equipped to survive income shocks, including from illness (eg by encouraging people to save and take up income protection).

In Atlanta, Dr. Raymond A. Strikas, director of smallpox preparedness in the immunization division of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said, "We have to redefine preparedness so it's not about vaccinating 500,000 people but about having people in teams who are prepared, and are prepared to be vaccinated if it's needed".

Instead, it said, they should incorporate climate change into their plans for capital improvements, maintenance schedules, emergency preparedness and so on.

In the run-up to the Oslo education summit in July, Gordon Brown, the UN special envoy on education, is calling on governments to pledge money for something similar: he wants specific donor funding to ensure that agencies can do detailed preparedness planning so that they can swiftly move to offer high-quality education to children displaced by conflict and emergencies.

1938 Britain To Speed Rearmament London — Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain informed a crowded and excited House of Commons tonight [March 14] that Great Britain would answer Herr Hitler's conquest of Austria by stepping-up the pace of the British war preparedness program, so that this country will be able in the near future to meet force with force.

"Earthquake preparedness is so simple that even Nepal, one of the weakest economies of the world, can afford it," says Dixit. "Brian helped us prove it".

There needs to be engagement with all facets of the delivery of acute care, expanding from the ED to hospital committees, undergraduate and postgraduate training and courses, pre-hospital care and retrieval, disaster preparedness and so on.