Sentence examples for readiness issues from inspiring English sources
As John Gruber astutely points out, the statement has the stink of trying to shift blame or attention off of the FCC's own response and readiness issues.
This has huge financial implications for these families, not to mention quality of life and family readiness issues.
Sequestration would create significant readiness issues, reducing the force by tens of thousands of personnel, freezing compensation, reducing healthcare, and eliminating important family support programs.
"The generators may be connected to solar panels that store energy produced by the sun and allow the batteries in the generator to rest when it reaches capacity, which reduces equipment run time, man-hours and maintenance costs," said Brandon W. Bloodworth of Barbaricum, a consultancy that works with the military on energy and readiness issues.
"It's both a pocketbook issue and a readiness issue".
This ringing description of readiness, issued at the first news conference by the newly appointed admiral, echoed one made by the army chief on Friday.
"He's selectively culled barnacles of the readiness issue, but many are out of context," said Mr. Adams, who now directs the security policy studies program at George Washington University.
Although the products may not have directly caused the injuries, the undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness issued a directive at the end of 2011 requiring the removal of all DMAA supplements from on-base stores, pending a safety review.
In its annual convergence report on euro readiness, issued on May 7th, the Commission concluded that Slovakia meets the criteria for adopting the single currency, in the wake of Slovenia which did so in 2007 and Cyprus and Malta this year.
The EU's most recent report on Polish readiness, issued towards the end of last year, was encouraging, but the Poles have set ambitious targets for closing chapters in the first six months of this year that will not be met.
