Sentence examples for preparedness to face from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, James Woolsey, former director of the C.I.A., and I led a government study that found a lack of preparedness to face catastrophic terrorism.

Given the limits of steel and concrete to resist the forces of nature, much depends on people's own preparedness to face up to disaster — but that mental infrastructure is in even poorer shape than the nation's roads and bridges.

The obvious difference lies in preparedness to face earthquakes.

In consequence, the present preparedness to face an oil-spill crisis is enhanced, significantly improving the operational response regarding ocean, meteorological and oil-spill monitoring and forecasting.

In contrast, mothers continuing for one year showed solid determination and preparedness to face all difficulties [ 19].

In 2006, after the outbreak of H5N1 avian influenza in the region, MBDS countries recognized the urgent need to strengthen national and regional preparedness to face new pandemic threats.

Countries throughout Europe have developed preparedness plans to face a possible pandemic caused by a new influenza virus.

Through engaging different governmental bodies, civic society and the media the strategy will improve preparedness in Egypt to face and respond to all emergencies, with a special focus on: pandemics, earthquakes as the primary potential natural disaster, and man-made disasters such as fires.

Yet the capability and preparedness of the Lebanese government to face this challenge is suspect to say the least.

The theme recurring most in interviews with those participants was their preparedness for breastfeeding, and determination to face any difficulty.

They investigated the functional capacity of the public healthcare system in the Jagatsinghpur district of rural Orissa, India, to face annual floods and reported that individual facility preparedness plans should be developed as an adjunct to local plans.