Sentence examples for preparedness to consider from inspiring English sources

Egypt's president has previously signalled preparedness to consider pardons in the event the al-Jazeera trio were convicted.

District officials even recommended passing a 'by-law' to enforce male involvement in birth preparedness as an important issue to consider.

To consider the relationship between experience and preparedness, a single item, drawn directly from the Tomorrow's Doctors outcomes was selected as a key indicator of preparedness for acute practice, namely 'How prepared do you feel to diagnose and manage acute medical emergencies?'.

This is therefore an important element to consider when engaging in risk reduction or preparedness activities.

Countries that have not yet implemented a pneumococcal vaccination program may want to consider it as part of influenza pandemic preparedness.

We conducted a nationally representative survey to assess preparedness of HFMCs for their new financial management roles under HSSF, and to consider the relevance of the findings for other similar settings and initiatives.

In the discussion which follows we build upon our results and relevant literature to consider three interventional domains: developing knowledge and competence, facilitating preparedness and supporting role recognition and building confidence.

And as the US and its Gulf allies continue to shore up defensive preparedness in the face of threats from Iran, pressure is growing on the smaller Gulf states to consider throwing in their military capabilities with the Saudis.

Donors funding development consider emergency preparedness to be part of the humanitarian remit; conversely, donors in control of humanitarian money are largely restricted from using funds until after a crisis has occurred.

Birth preparedness is considered to reduce delay in the decision to seek care (Delay I) and delay in reaching the health facility (Delay II), as presented in the three delays model that explores the chain of factors leading to maternal morbidity and mortality (14).

Interview results reveal that couples consider household hurricane preparedness to be a joint process between husband and wife, but in many cases, partners do not have the same opinions about these preparations.