Some proposals have entailed a formal readiness mandate on the private sector that would parallel some disclosures required during the Y2K transition.
In the wake of Katrina and Sandy, we now have mandated disaster readiness planning taking place in municipalities around the country, to the point that it is a not uncommon occurrence these days for people to discuss the contents of their "go bags".
Looking for ways to maintain training and readiness in the face of mandated cuts, the Pentagon could eliminate the education program entirely.
better organization, training and equipment; they have a heightened willingness to apply force to serve UN mandates; and they enjoy enhanced readiness to respond.
But he signaled his readiness to leave for Iraq, under whatever mandate the Security Council granted him.
Britain and the US yesterday signalled their readiness to attack Iraq without a UN mandate if the security council fails to agree on a common course of action.
Separately, top administration officials testified before House committees on the employer mandate delay and the overall readiness of Obama's coverage expansion for the uninsured.
Such measures, as with any collaborative activity, are dependent upon the willingness of GPs to provide the service mandate and legitimacy and pharmacists' readiness to change their practice in order to work in partnership [ 17, 43- 45].
The DoD mandates that every soldier has "periodic" health assessments to ensure readiness.
As part of the mandate of The Office of the Chief Electoral Officer, electoral event readiness was identified as a necessity in order to be consistent with the goal of an "electoral process that contributes to fairness, transparency and accessibility for all participants, in compliance with the legislative framework".
Perhaps the administration's decision to turn to the United Nations to seek a mandate for an international force in Iraq reflects a new readiness to exercise such restraint.
