Sentence examples for state preparedness from inspiring English sources

About $2.2 billion, the department said, was for state preparedness, money that state and local governments have long demanded from the federal government to help pay for counterterrorism efforts after Sept. 11, 2001.

As we face extended deployments and the ever-present threat of another Katrina or 9/11, today it is the executive power of the governors that most ably can, and should, challenge the war's real costs — which result from the federal executive's reliance on state preparedness and resources to fight a war overseas.

The first step should be development of an annual state preparedness plan for severe weather events and other catastrophes.

It is of importance to explore the working situation and context for the rescue service in relation to their stated preparedness to see what is actually executed, and not only how it should be.

Although California is slipping in the smog and air toxics categories, the state topped a list ranking states' preparedness to address such challenges as rising sea levels that a warming world portends.

Readiness is defined as "achieving and maintaining a state of preparedness in the facility to provide quality emergency obstetric care.

But his report found 38 areas for improvement including risks associated with flooding and the state of preparedness for emergencies.

The agent Mark Wetmore said that Gay was not injured but that he was not in a state of preparedness.

Also, Curtis Alling talked about local, regional and state climate preparedness planning, and dedicated a slide to cal-adapt.org.

Sir Liam Donaldson, the UK's chief medical officer, deserves much of the credit for Britain's highly praised state of preparedness.

This constant state of preparedness becomes a problem, however, following an organ transplant, as a subset of T cell clones reacts much as it would to infection.