Sentence examples for warning capacity from inspiring English sources
The academy's response was to assemble the forum of key economic players, including the Treasury permanent secretary Sir Nick Macpherson and the former Bank of England policymaker Sir John Gieve, in December to discuss ways to develop an "early warning capacity" so that the Queen would never have to ask her recession question again.
The index was based on the vulnerability derived from eight social indicators: economy, type of economic activity, dependency on and quality of the environment, demography, health and sanitation, early warning capacity, education, and overall development at the national level (UNDP 2004).
The main studied performance was the early warning capacity.
The used methods were chosen to allow study of the systems' early warning capacity, especially timeliness.
UNEP executive director Klaus Töpfer said the agency would, with the help of other organizations, set up a network of monitoring stations to standardize data collection, foster data sharing, and build early warning capacity.
Instead, the United States offered enhanced cooperation in maritime security, greater numbers of joint training exercises with the U.S. military, greater support in countering cyberattacks from Iran, and help in creating an early-warning capacity for a Persian Gulf regional missile defense.
Variables in the model: age group engine capacity warning police controls penalty for speeding others break speed limits expectation of speed enforcement.
These findings indicate that the type of EWS must be suited to the target community, including their specific needs in terms of use of communication devices for warning issuance and capacity to understand risks and interpret them.
It questions the consensus that in Rwanda there was warning, the capacity to act, and the clear opportunity to act justly, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of lives.
Education about warning signs of diminished capacity, the knowledge to seek intervention and the courage to address the issue are vital in protecting our elderly.
Lawyers have guidelines, published in 2005, that include warning signs of diminished capacity, like memory loss and problems communicating and doing calculations.
