Sentence examples for preparedness task from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency would head a terrorism preparedness task force within the city's Fire Department, a group that will include a former director of Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency.

For pandemic influenza, there are a range of preparedness tasks that UNICEF has undertaken at both the global and country level.

The first component contains factors that relate to the nature of the job itself and the work environment, including attributes related to the challenging nature of the work, physical conditions of work, relationships with colleagues, and preparedness for the task at hand.

Americans have no doubt about their military superiority or their preparedness for the hard tasks of desert warfare against a desperate enemy.

Salvadorans' extreme vulnerability to natural hazards is well-known among practitioners and authorities, but hazard knowledge was not disseminated to at-risk populations or even local authorities tasked with disaster preparedness and response before the 2009 disaster.

A comprehensive training and education needs' assessment is important for identification of the skills required for performance of specific health-related tasks in crisis preparedness and response.

Mr. Bush gave a task force on citizen preparedness, run by his homeland security and domestic policy advisers, 40 days to recommend ways for Americans to help with civilian tasks.

A1 HOMELAND VOLUNTEERS -- A day after President Bush asked Americans to respond to the war on terror with an outpouring of volunteerism, he gave a task force on citizen preparedness 40 days to recommend ways for civilians to help on the domestic battlefield.

Foster (1999) asserted that when students are provided with the opportunity to perform a task with little mental preparedness, they carefully formulate the message and monitor their production.

The Indian system has become so effete that terrorists have again exposed the woeful lack of adequate training and preparedness on the part of those tasked to fight terror.

Consequently, key gender differences exist within landholders' bushfire risk awareness, bushfire knowledge, the perceived need for bushfire preparedness measures, the willingness to perform certain tasks, and the belief in personal capacity to act.