Sentence examples for readiness requirements from inspiring English sources

"At the same time, it fully protects the military recruitment and readiness requirements of the United States".

The Administration seems unwilling or unable to assure the Congress and the American people that transgender individuals will meet these individual readiness requirements at a time when our Armed Forces are deployed around the world".

The House provisions calling for a withdrawal from Iraq would also include a ban on torture of terrorism detainees, a prohibition on permanent bases in Iraq and new readiness requirements for troops, including more time at home between deployments.

"The Maryland Purple Line project has met all the statutory and readiness requirements, and the [Federal Transit Administration] does intend to sign the $900 million federal full funding grant agreement," the DOT spokesman said.

Programs of language proficiency training for such members and civilian employees at the institution of higher education concerned in critical and strategic languages tailored to meet operational readiness requirements.

The Democratic leadership, meanwhile, instead of hammering Mr. Bush, has busied itself behind closed doors, producing a toothless, loophole-ridden resolution that showcases the party's generic antiwar stance while trying to establish troop readiness requirements, benchmarks for Iraqi progress and withdrawal timetables.

The physics requirements of the heating and current (H&CD) systems in a Demonstration Fusion Power Plant (DEMO) are often beyond the actual level of design maturity and technology readiness required.

Tasked with anticipating the Navy's readiness and requirements for January 1944, the committee realised that a major expansion of naval aviation was required, which meant that more aircraft carriers would be needed.

He is a readiness and requirement officer for the Department of the Navy civil service in Washington.

Mr. McHugh and General Odierno said the Army would allocate money to match the size of the personnel with sufficient stocks of equipment to sustain readiness and meet requirements of future operations.

Compared to native producers, these non-native systems carry the advantages of fast growth, simple nutrient requirements, readiness for genetic modifications, and even the capability to assimilate CO2 and solar energy, making them competitive alternative systems to further decrease the biofuel production cost.