Sentence examples for preparedness to respond from inspiring English sources

He said he expected a "narrow subset" of agency documents to be classified, those relating to bioterrorism and the nation's preparedness to respond to it.

A House Armed Services Committee panel will also meet Thursday to examine the military's preparedness to respond to attacks like the one in Benghazi.

"We need to start making substantial reductions in emissions to minimize how much and how quickly the climate changes, and, just as importantly, we need to begin a serious program of national preparedness to respond to these increasing threats".

"DfID's preparedness to respond, combined with the effective use of military assets and pace of decision-making, meant that the UK was able to make an early and vital contribution to this international response," said Mark Foster, lead commissioner.

The speech offered few details, but promised that new aid would be focused on better integrating immigrants into urban centers, providing urban Native Canadians with better economic opportunities, tackling homelessness and improving preparedness to respond to emergencies like storms and epidemics.

Actions like pre-alarm and adjustments to operational procedures are preparatory they enable the preparedness to respond.

Iran simply lacks the civil preparedness capabilities to respond to a tragedy on the scale of Chernobyl or Fukushima.

Given the limited access to crumbling health services, UNICEF provides an integrated package of health and nutrition services to mothers, newborns and children using mobile teams and will establish preparedness measures to respond to potential outbreaks of childhood diseases.

"The high risk of major health crises is widely underestimated, and … the world's preparedness and capacity to respond is woefully insufficient.

"The high risk of major health crises is widely underestimated and... the world's preparedness and capacity to respond is woefully insufficient," the report said.

Despite improvement in fundamental knowledge about nature-society relationships, most action (from policy to research, awareness, and education), still addresses either the assessment of the natural events, wrongly referring to them as "natural disasters," or the need for preparedness in order to respond in case of emergency.