Sentence examples for to maintain readiness from inspiring English sources

Or if terrorists capture one of the many warheads routinely being transported to and fro to maintain readiness?

South Korea's defense ministry said there were no indications of activities at the North's nuclear test site or its long-range rocket station, but that North Korea continues to maintain readiness to conduct nuclear tests.

While it is important for the Navy to maintain readiness, its proposed war-games in the Gulf of Alaska would be in the wrong place, at the wrong time, and would cause too many impacts to marine mammals.

To maintain readiness, a series of drills and exercises have been performed and will continue, in collaboration with RML and local emergency medical services providers.

Thus, it appears that MET is no more effective than SBNT at moving clients who are not ready to change at the beginning of treatment to being ready to change at the end of it, nor is it more effective than SBNT at maintaining readiness to change from the beginning to the end of treatment (see Table 4 for details).

NIF's principle function is to help the agency maintain readiness of the U.S. nuclear arsenal by recreating miniature nuclear blasts so that researchers can verify their computer simulations and test components for blast-hardness.

To maintain this readiness, aviators and sailors were being overworked, the study said.

Much of the rest would pay for investments in its distribution network "to maintain system readiness and operating reliability," Con Ed said.

Ms. Smith, who used to oversee the military day care system before she retired from the Defense Department, said that the military sees child care as a strategic necessity to maintain military readiness and to retain highly trained officers.

"Given the need and the more open attitude of the current generation of submariners, I continue to feel that this change to policy is needed to maintain the readiness of the most operationally active Submarine Service in the world".

Palm Center director Aaron Belkin said the top priority of the services was to maintain military readiness.