Sentence examples for strengthening readiness from inspiring English sources

The BAP-study may not have been running long enough for all the changes to have materialized, and clearly, more work needs to be done on strengthening readiness to change and improve conditions to make changes possible.

UNICEF is requesting US$900,000 for its regional support to humanitarian work in Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States in 2011 in order to strengthen readiness and response to the different types of disasters that could leave women and children in the region vulnerable to displacement, serious protection concerns and health-related issues.

There is limited evidence about the most effective approaches to strengthen nurses' readiness for evidence-based practice.

The Regional Office also strengthened emergency readiness in the region, including through a regional humanitarian evaluation training involving child rights monitoring staff and country emergency focal points.

UNICEF will continue to strengthen programme readiness in countries at risk of large-scale refugee and migrant movements (i.e. Albania, Bulgaria and Kosovo7) and expand this, as required, to other countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Romania).

The pedagogical rationale for these workshops was to strengthen students' readiness to qualify and work as interns by reviewing key topics (such as acid-base balance, adverse drug events, arrhythmia, blood transfusion, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, chest pain, collapse, confusion, death documentation, drug charts, dyspnoea, electrolyte disturbances, emergency, fever and investigation tasks).

Mr Morsi's supporters outside the Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque in the suburb of Nasr City, and in Nahda Square, near the campus of Cairo University in Giza, have strengthened barricades in readiness for any action by security forces, witnesses say.

The Regional Office will also provide support to country offices, including the Syria Country Office and countries affected by the Syria crisis, to strengthen capacities and readiness to prepare for and respond to natural disasters, conflict and protracted crises.

Using such resources and reflecting upon the lessons learned from previous influenza pandemics and the 2001 terrorist events, public health, medical, and emergency management communities must work together to develop an effective plan to strengthen our national readiness to respond to any catastrophic infectious disease situation.

Following are the expected results of UNICEF's emergency interventions: Emergency Preparedness and Response: UNICEF will strengthen emergency preparedness and response in its 20 country offices in the region by providing training in emergency assessments and action plans, gap analysis, supply and human resources assessments and other tools to meet a minimal level of readiness.

Equality of opportunity will increase combat-readiness, strengthen the Armed Services and reduce oppression, harassment and abuse within the ranks.