Sentence examples for preserved readiness from inspiring English sources
As for phantom limbs, Merleau-Ponty interprets them as resulting from the preserved readiness to move the amputated limbs.
Where deep cuts are made, the emphasis will be on preserving institutional readiness by retaining just enough skills, expertise and equipment to regenerate capabilities quickly.General Carter's review is also putting a lot of emphasis on "upstream" conflict prevention and capacity-building.
Last year, while we celebrated the end of the discriminatory policy known as Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Rep. King chose to ignore research, data, and first-hand accounts from countless military service members and veterans, and defended the policy saying "'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' has turned out to be an effective policy that has helped to preserve military readiness, and it should not be repealed".
We also challenged local military commanders to preserve operational readiness as scenario events unfolded.
Occupational therapists (OTs) conduct an assessment of the person's home environment, preserved capabilities, daily routines and interests and the caregiver's readiness and ability to use activities.
The lateralized readiness potential (LRP), an electrophysiological index of response preparation, revealed that task-specific preparatory responses are preserved during sleep.
It has cut money for operations and maintenance, reducing readiness, while preserving the number of full-time troops at about 68,000 and proceeding with the procurement programme, albeit with a slight delay.
While Iraqi officials celebrated the repatriation of what they called invaluable relics — "the return of Iraq's heritage to our house," as the state minister of tourism and antiquities, Qahtan al-Jibouri, put it — the fate of those previously returned raised questions about the country's readiness to preserve and protect its own treasures.
Many relics are preserved.
