Sentence examples for proper preparedness from inspiring English sources

According to Ovington, one of the most important things a government can do for its population is to have proper preparedness and contingency plans in place, but the plans must include every age group.

Since accessibility may be difficult in these emergency situations, proper preparedness planning must occur, including having multiple stockpiles within the same country in order increase the possibility of distributing the supplies.

This safety mythology has been used by utilities to bypass domestic opposition to nuclear energy and was tacitly endorsed by the government, media, and public at large.But it meant the government failed to ensure proper disaster preparedness.

"In the end it is a non-competitive aspect of our business and we cooperate with other companies and organizations on a global basis to ensure proper planning, preparedness and technologies are in place for our operations, but when you have a competition you see what it creates and it is remarkable," he said.

In any disaster study, roads should be given an important weightage for the purpose of evacuation, emergency and mitigation (Laefer et al. 2006) and so for the proper planning and preparedness, it is considered as an important factor in our study too.

His government has vowed not to let drilling proceed without a proper oil-spill preparedness plan.

Preparedness and proper actions are, therefore, essential components in order to minimise environmental effects.

To minimise threats to public health and to maximise preparedness and proper actions, surveillance of reservoirs, vectors and pathogens are of the greatest importance.

The successful management of outbreak required integrating ICU functions with the hospital-wide plans, having preparedness plans, implementing proper infection control practices and managing staffing and staff exposure.

Improving pandemic preparedness without establishing a proper national program for seasonal influenza is unrealistic.

They are a key to consistency, and to Coughlin consistency leads to routine, and routine leads to preparedness, and preparedness leads to proper execution.