Sentence examples for readiness office from inspiring English sources

"The next step is for the Defense Health Agency's internal ethics subject matter experts to thoroughly review [the] recommendations and develop a plan of action for leadership review and approval," said Laura Seal, a spokeswoman at the Defense Department's personnel and readiness office. .

So when Alan Estevez, the Pentagon's nominee to lead its logistics and materiel readiness office, told lawmakers at his Senate confirmation hearing yesterday afternoon there are "multiple plans" in place to support a continued American presence in Iraq past the New Year, it raised a few eyebrows in the audience.

Three places will accept books: the school readiness office, in the student services building above the Laguna Beach High School pool, 670 Park Ave . El Morro Elementary School, 8681 N. Coast Hwy.; and Top of the World Elementary School, 21601 Tree Top Lane.

There she received counseling services for her depression; and last fall, she enrolled in the agency's job readiness and office operations programs, which focuses on securing living-wage employment for its clients.

One day during the summer, I dropped by the Readiness Project office to talk to Leavitt.

This spring, Obama tried to prove his readiness for office by laying out his foreign-policy views in a series of speeches and the obligatory essay in Foreign Affairs.

Page A12 CAIN ANTICS RAISE CONCERNS Herman Cain is becoming known for retreating after provocative statements made in a shoot-from-the-hip speaking style, which raises questions about his grasp of issues and his readiness for office.

But increasingly, Mr. Cain is becoming known for walking back provocative statements made in a shoot-from-the-hip speaking style, which raises questions about his grasp of issues and his readiness for office.

As if fending off fresh assaults by critics who have depicted him as a bumptious, Eton-educated son of privilege, Mr. Cameron said the Tories still had "a lot of work to do" to convince the electorate of his and his party's readiness for office before a general election that must be held by May 2010.

A study by the Pew Research Center found that the press had been "far more likely to convey that Bush is a different kind of Republican, a compassionate conservative, a reformer, bipartisan than to discuss Al Gore's experience, knowledge or readiness for office".

The "5,500-word 5,500-wordthey wrote, "waccountstheywrotefar more significance than it merited, and is more voyeuristic than relevant to assessing Romney's readiness for office".