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The state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action)
preparation
readiness
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1
Climate change
preparedness
strategies need to be incorporated into public health programs.
2
Ireland follows pandemic
preparedness
advice given by the WHO's Global Influenza Programme.
3
Once the attack was underway, the
ill
-
preparedness
of the police became clear.
4
Ms Kaye said the meetings will include a roundtable on disaster
preparedness
.
5
Emergency
preparedness
efforts should be undertaken to ensure vital response to EVD.
6
They have been touted as a world leading example of pandemic
preparedness
.
7
The CDC would manage the national medical stockpile and run
preparedness
drills.
8
Excitement gave way to
preparedness
after the former had become the norm.
9
Foundation measures of satisfaction, including
preparedness
,
had no subsequent influence on outcomes.
10
Infrastructure rebuilding and programmes to improve the islanders emergency
preparedness
have followed.
11
Think of such personal
preparedness
as part of a high-stakes chess match.
12
This had to be the craziest disaster
preparedness
setup he'd ever seen.
13
Our feet are shod with the
preparedness
of the gospel of peace.
14
Leaving the period of
preparedness
,
we consider the period of open warfare.
15
The tragedy of
preparedness
has scarcely been handled, save by the Greeks.
16
With him the teaching of
preparedness
was almost as sacred as religion.
preparedness
military preparedness
mental preparedness
improve preparedness
inadequate preparedness
physical preparedness
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