Sentence examples for question of preparedness from inspiring English sources

However, the question of preparedness continues to be an ambiguous one.

In our view, revisiting the text next week would not achieve what we would hope for and we consider that at this stage it is not a question of time, it is a question of preparedness, of being in a position to take decisions when we do negotiate and to ensure that we make progress.

A poll by CBS News, which found the two candidates within a point of each other, suggested that Vice President Gore still holds a decided advantage on questions of preparedness, intelligence and experience.

Using ANOVA to demonstrating significant differences between control and game groups (p<0.05) for responses to a range of questions on preparedness and self-efficacy.

The question of emergency preparedness — which of course includes the sirens — is part of N.R.C.'s daily oversight, Mr. Sheehan said.

"So they have a right to disagree with a jury, but I do not?" Similarly, whenever anyone raises the question of his preparedness for the presidency, he points to the new governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The surveys of the 1999 qualifiers and 2000 qualifiers included just this one question on preparedness.

National head of preparedness resilience and response, NHS England.

Fifteen third- and fourth-year medical students enrolled in the elective were given pre- and postcourse surveys with Likert scale questions evaluating perceptions of preparedness for residency and medical specialty choice.

Indeed, a recent independent report describing miscommunication and confusion in the days immediately following the earthquake reveals the precariousness of the situation and calls into question the preparedness of authorities.

The confusion, even terror, is what prompted the New York Senator Charles E. Schumer to ask the Department of Homeland Security to investigate the airport's security procedures, saying that what happened "raises very disturbing questions about the state of preparedness and coördination of response if — heaven forbid — a real attack were to occur".