The question is no longer technological readiness, but operational readiness.
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The simple fact is that mission readiness means family readiness.
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Our decision will be based on our readiness, not based on their readiness.
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The illuminated light is yellow, which suggests little by way of either readiness or lack of readiness.
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GRENELL: Well, look, this is a very important issue for the readiness of NATO, for the readiness of Europe.
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Budget crunch hits readiness Lawmakers in both parties have been warning that cuts to training and maintenance have harmed readiness.
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Then for a while, "school readiness" was the buzzword and the byword, so, not unreasonably, we talked about school readiness.
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TSG found that the three big hurdles slowing EMV implementation are payment processor readiness, gateway readiness and technical staff resource availability.
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"It's about financial readiness but also the emotional and physical readiness for retirement," said Kay Mooney, vice president for benefits at Aetna.
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Here's a look at what's included in the military's wish lists: Readiness and training The services say restoring readiness is their highest priority.
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Asked whether military readiness could be maintained while relying heavily on computer-simulated exercises, Esper said he was confident that readiness was high.
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Meantime, the Heritage report listed the Army and Marine Corps readiness as "weak" given readiness challenges driven by the current operational demands and low funding.
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Secondly, of course, he advises the president on the readiness and the state of readiness, and the president is very forceful in what he&aposs saying.
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"I've personally checked the readiness of every unit down there, and with only one exception there was no impact to their actual readiness," Neller told senators.
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"High readiness is essential in a more unpredictable world, so I expect we will also agree a NATO readiness initiative, the Four Thirties," Stoltenberg said Wednesday.
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"I've personally checked the readiness of every unit down there, and with only one exception there was no impact to their actual readiness," Neller told senators.
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He is also the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Wilkie took over as Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness in November 2017.
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Not just readiness to dance, or make out, or throw caution to the wind, or wail, but readiness to see inspiration in places hidden or seen as unlikely.
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The question of military readiness As part of her amendment, Hartzler claimed that the transition-related surgeries and hormone therapies would affect the readiness and deployability of transgender service members.
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"In terms of readiness, it's actually, I believe, so far improving our readiness for deployments," Mattis told reporters en route to visit troops in Texas at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The Hiscox Cyber Readiness Report 123, published Tuesday, surveyed 3,000 companies across the three countries to assess their readiness to deal with cybercrime in terms of strategy, resourcing, technology and process.
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After those incidents, the Obama administration began investing in health systems readiness and created a new team on the National Security Council to coordinate readiness for outbreaks abroad and at home.
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As for readiness, on Tuesday some 56 retired generals, admirals and other high-ranking military officers signed a letter to Trump saying the ban would disrupt the readiness of the armed forces.
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"The end strength increase will augment deploying units, and units on high readiness status, with additional soldiers to increase Army readiness and enable us to continue to protect the nation," Brig. Gen.
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One report would have to look at unit-level training for "full spectrum" readiness, or a unit's readiness to fight a country like Russia or China as opposed to conducting counterinsurgency operations.
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"Every serious look at US pandemic readiness and global pandemic readiness has identified PPE shortages as a major issue," Jeremy Konyndyk, senior policy fellow at the Center for Global Development, told me.
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"Today is the peak of our readiness," Narongsak told reporters.
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Authorities in Madrid and Lisbon confirmed their readiness to participate.
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Mr Trump's immediate predecessors set a high bar for readiness.
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Security analysts say they are needed to maintain military readiness.
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Kurt Wagner examines Facebook's battle readiness heading into the midterms.
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If you're a USAA member, try their financial readiness score.
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There's another problem: this new policy could actually hurt readiness.
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That academic disadvantage is having an impact on military readiness.
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What impact would an exercise pause have on alliance readiness?
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Roth showed little sign of a readiness to compromise here.
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PA) on Friday underscored its readiness to buy Nestle's (NESN.
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The mission readiness certificate was handed over by Lt. Col.
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Outside experts who have studied military readiness are similarly skeptical.
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So they'll cite concerns about the "readiness" of these soldiers.
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This change could negatively affect retirement readiness for working families.
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In addition, the survey directly reveals North Korea's military readiness.
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We also harmed the readiness of the United States military.
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Doing so could potentially harm future military readiness, officials say.
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Continuous readiness to risk life in support of our liberty.
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Mr. Castillejo also tested his own readiness in small ways.
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This window of readiness is brief: 183 to 24 hours.
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The resulting stress can harm children's development and school readiness.
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And Republican senators joined Democrats in questioning the administration's readiness.
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Those findings were released in a readiness report released Sept.
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"The progress on women's retirement readiness is encouraging," Collinson said.
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But Nashville's chances of winning did hinge on Rinne's readiness.
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But it can be difficult to evaluate your own readiness.
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Chloë, I admire your readiness to take yourself to task.
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Patterson would have been the principal deputy undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, effectively the No. 2 for Matthew Donovan, who's performing the duties of the undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness.
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This means current readiness comes at the expense of future readiness in the forms of modernization, force end-strength, and the new technologies that could provide key advantages in the next generation of warfare.
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"Our military has strengthened surveillance and alertness readiness in cases of additional provocation by North Korean military and is maintaining all readiness posture while we are tracking and monitoring related situation," the statement read.
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"Intellectual readiness is not the same as emotional readiness, and as many patients I see attest to, what they thought they wanted is not actually what they end up liking and enjoying," she says.
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Perhaps more seriously, trading the hard-won readiness gains for a dubious carrier deterrence strategy could send the Navy back into the readiness trough created by Mattis at the beginning of the last decade.
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Given the readiness of the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte to move closer to China and further from its traditional U.S. ally, Vietnam is one of fewer regional states showing potential readiness to confront China.
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Here too, Merkel has shown a readiness to move towards Macron.
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" He went on to argue, "Transgender service members increase lethality, readiness.
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Eric Rasch was responsible for the training and readiness of sailors.
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"They have increased the readiness levels of the force," Ferguson said.
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In math, 37 percent met the 530 benchmark score for readiness.
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The Bundeswehr's readiness levels have been improving for several years now.
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We're going to continue on this notion of readiness and experience.
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The more pressing issue is the battle-readiness of the SDF.
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Finally, the alliance must demonstrate readiness to quickly reinforce these battalions.
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Excommunicating transgender soldiers only weakens our readiness; it doesn't strengthen it.
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As the flight readiness review wraps up, Bezos stands to speak.
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Israeli troops were on "high alert and readiness" following the strike.
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A notice of readiness for trial had been filed in April.
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But in defense today, the priorities are readiness, people and facilities.
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Lindsey Graham as a sign of his readiness to be president.
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The other side should express readiness for constructive cooperation and work.
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Readiness begets the ability to fight and win when deterrence fails.
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The administration's effort to resolve those readiness problems is not complete.
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Few Democrats argue that the military is not facing readiness issues.
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Meanwhile, aircraft readiness rates plunged by half, as so did size.
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Nobody thinks we're at the readiness level that we should be.
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But the biggest challenge to readiness is injuries incurred during training.
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The Pentagon has asserted the drills are essential to military readiness.
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Every indicator reflects dangerously low levels of readiness across our military.
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The precipitous drop in readiness is alarming to say the least.
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How is it that the school readiness gap is nonetheless narrowing?
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As such, it marked another test of his readiness to lead.
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The B-1B, meanwhile, had particularly low mission readiness this year.
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Seveal teams have expressed interest in Kaepernick's "readiness" to play football.
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Trump has sent mixed messages on his country's readiness to act.
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That's probably the best lesson to take from Prince's legacy—readiness.
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When boys get older, the programs then teach them readiness training.
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For me, it's not really even a question of pro-readiness.
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In sum, the most important readiness question is: ready for what?
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But the sanctions underscore Mr. Trump's readiness to use hard power.
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I didn't have the courage and readiness they credited me with.
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"Operation Panther Blade is about building global readiness," said Lt. Col.
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They may enhance the feeling of readiness by dint of style.
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Officials have downplayed any impact of the outbreak on military readiness.
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That tempo, current and former Navy officers said, has frayed readiness.
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There are also traditional retail emergency readiness stores around the country.
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"Aviation readiness will take many years to recover," the G.A.O. said.
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Unfortunately, not all military resources are currently situated to maximize readiness.
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We must also recognize where American readiness is most at risk.
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They expressed their readiness to carry out a similar slaughter here.
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Now, Mr. Trump is making another grab at the readiness defense.
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That led the firm to create a new operational readiness team.
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They have earned the conditions necessary to ensure their full readiness.
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The throbbing DPRK sore demands Washington's attention, even military defensive readiness.
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He became known for a temper and a readiness to fight.
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But some Democrats are signaling a readiness to support Mr. Trump.
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" But he reiterated unspecified concerns about "the readiness of the force.
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No advancements here is largely a function of Intel's chip readiness.
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These savings can then be reinvested into readiness and combat power.
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Many, however, refuse to choose between military readiness and fiscal responsibility.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said the military readiness crisis must be fixed.
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They will also benefit our military readiness, including treatment of injuries.
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She was in a condition, all the same, of vaulting readiness.
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There is a willingness, a readiness to censure, to silence people.
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Trump has said the ban would ensure unit cohesion and readiness.
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New York City officials highlighted growth in the number of graduates who met certain college readiness benchmarks, like scoring a certain amount on college admission tests, or passing the City University of New York's readiness assessments.
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Meanwhile, data about operational readiness of equipment for the Afghan National Army and Afghan National Police are now classified because military guidance says that "all materiel readiness data should be classified," SIGAR said it was told.
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Navy officials announced this week that they surpassed the Pentagon's call to get the service's fighter jet readiness rates way up after years of aviation readiness problems — but the work isn't over, a two-star told reporters.
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IEnova in a statement reiteratead its readiness to hold talks with CFE.
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Routh: I think readiness is probably a priority, as well as modernization.
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Hopefully this post helps demystify the process of IPO readiness a bit.
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The budget also includes more money for emergency readiness, response and recovery.
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You'll then be notified as the order is prepared and approaches readiness.
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This presumes that the ACT and SAT measure college and career readiness.
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Witty's readiness to consider options for the consumer unit is not new.
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Second, we must ask whether WannaCrypt was merely a test of readiness.
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This will include urgent funding for 20 hospital upgrades and winter-readiness.
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What's their level of readiness as the final showdown with Thanos approaches?
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None of the respondents named disaster readiness among their top 10 concerns.
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The readiness to push prices higher by speculators is also pretty limited.
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But their readiness to die in suicide missions remains a powerful weapon.
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S. Alliance's ability to defend the ROK and enhance interoperability and readiness.
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"I have to focus on the readiness of the force," he said.
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David Francis, Commanding General of U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center; Maj. Gen.
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He is simultaneously serving as undersecretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
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He currently serves as under secretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
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Robert Neller regarding the effect of deployment to the border on readiness.
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It allows Army leaders to schedule training, purchase equipment and maintain readiness.
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Feel free to share any other tips about Navy readiness as well.
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Particle's partnership with Jacuzzi took six months from conception to market readiness.
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It will enable the Army to modernize systems while simultaneously enhancing readiness.
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"This goes to his mindset of readiness to do evil," Mueller said.
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Wheat's first step toward winter readiness is cold acclimation in the autumn.
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Around 350 soldiers though will remain on a state of heightened readiness.
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Gigi also sought a little backstage knowledge, but RuPaul doubted her readiness.
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They're definitely your best bet for getting from 350 to raid-readiness.
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"I don't look for readiness — I look for capability," Glowacki tells PEOPLE.
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The arrival of the migrant caravan spurred border agents to full readiness.
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Some other members have not shown a readiness to move so fast.
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We suspect they will drop 'patient' and signal a readiness to ease.
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"It's huge having already played last year," Beathard said of his readiness.
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This lack of readiness may present a key vulnerability as coronavirus surges.
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The military has long warned that continuing resolutions are detrimental to readiness.
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To do that, the government needs to avoid a military readiness crisis.
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Instead, he only wanted to assure her of his readiness to assist.
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Washington sent signals to Yerevan demonstrating its readiness to deepen bilateral dialogue.
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Mayors would also face questions about their readiness to handle national issues.
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Our readiness is reduced by cutting the size of our reaction force.
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Trump had cast his decision as an effort to improve military readiness.
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RUSSIA'S PUTIN SAYS RUSSIA HAS EXPRESSED IT READINESS FOR COOPERATION WITH NATO
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"The readiness is all," he declares, before finally taking revenge on Claudius.
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Trump ordered the review in a January executive action on military readiness.
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"Training like this is vital to individual and unit readiness," said Capt.
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Poor nutrition and obesity are also a major threat to military readiness.
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"The entire [Obama-era transgender] policy… is a detriment to our readiness."
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers credited Trump's strategy for Kim's readiness to negotiate.
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" With more tools to assess "cyber security readiness," insurers can more easily know "where an organization stands, in terms of their security readiness and level, thus allowing insurers to offer a more tailored policy, and with better pricing.
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The U.S. readiness to do more militarily while also signaling a readiness to compromise is what the Russians and/or others can use to apply collective pressure on Iran, even as they also offer a genuine relaxation of sanctions.
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And today after these things in the morning, they had the readiness briefings.
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Readiness is basically like how much they are being kept up to date.
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Novak confirmed to Del Pino his readiness to take part in such consultations.
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As the English muffins near readiness, preheat your oven to 350F (180C) degrees.
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U.S. officials said the focus of the budget proposal was to improve readiness.
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Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has publicly flagged his readiness to ease if growth sputters.
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Questions about his readiness for office will dog his campaign when it resumes.
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Sixers' doctors will "gauge his readiness in three weeks," according to the release.
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The central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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Do something to demonstrate your capability and your readiness to take on more.
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Some accused President Obama of social experimentation at the expense of military readiness.
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Erdogan is known for his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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And it's not just Norfolk — extreme weather throughout the country threatens military readiness.
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Analysts said Didi's acquisition signals its readiness to step beyond its home market.
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"I believe this is a readiness issue," McSally said after the report's release.
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And we've forced to make unacceptable trades between readiness for structure and modernization.
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It can upgrade the capacity, capability, lethality, readiness, and modernization of our military.
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Fort Polk, located in central Louisiana, hosts the Army's Joint Readiness Training Center.
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Robert Abrams said canceling exercises has resulted in a "slight degradation" in readiness.
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Own your career break: Own your choices, and emphasize your readiness to return.
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Violating the agreement would have long-term negative consequences for U.S. military readiness.
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But it's up for debate how serious the military's readiness problems actually are.
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The test is intended to assess the readiness of our nationwide alert systems.
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At the time, the Pentagon said the policy was needed to ensure readiness.
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"You don't see anything in the Readiness mark on that," the aide said.
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These choices contributed to a lethal readiness crisis we are only now arresting.
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And additional "combat conditions" tests must be scheduled so engineers can verify readiness.
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She is a college-readiness teacher at Uncommon Charter High School in Brooklyn.
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They've reacted by replacing pretend corners and playground time with "school readiness" tests.
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"Adopting the M17 pistol is good for our readiness and lethality," said Martin.
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Trump said he had spoken to Defense Secretary James Mattis about military readiness.
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Millennials in particular may need to tweak the way they judge retirement readiness.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) said Sunday the readiness of the U.S. military is suffering.
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Rep. Michael Turner (R-Ohio) says military readiness has declined under Obama's watch.
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"The money is going from readiness to modernization to nuclear deterrent," he said.
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Car sales are seen as a good indicator of Indonesians' readiness to spend.
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Yes, but: Writing essays and developing research is still essential to college readiness.
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John Garamendi (D-Calif.) chairman of the House Armed Services Committee's Readiness Subcommittee.
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Susan Davis (D-Calif.) said those steps could negatively affect the military's readiness.
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He pledged that improving combat readiness would be his top priority as secretary.
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Some are already making known their readiness to take on the new administration.
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Devin Kelley served as a low-ranking airman in a logistics readiness unit.
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It's too early to report hard data on these children's readiness for school.
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The classes range from acting and meditation to job readiness and vocational training.
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According to Inhofe, the Subcommittees on Personnel and Readiness will conduct the hearings.
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Our military readiness declined and your work force was slashed by 248 percent.
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Since then, other military leaders have said readiness is at an acceptable level.
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In math, 35 percent met the benchmark score for readiness, which is 19903.
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But senators in both parties cast doubt on the readiness of the administration.
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Our leaders in training must understand that prevention is synonymous with military readiness.
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Television crews have been checking the readiness of bomb shelters in northern Israel.
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Climate readiness plan: Just (let the rivers) go with the flow, Stateline reports.
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Obesity and poor fitness are even threats to military readiness and national security.
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They have also raised questions about Australia's readiness to deal with climate change.
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Pentagon officials have long stressed that those dollars are needed for military readiness.
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"I liked the readiness, the ball movement, the balance of play," Clifford said.
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In other words, military spending does not guarantee greater safety or increased readiness.
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We are working very closely with those governments on operational readiness for Ebola.
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The yellow light turns green, indicating satisfaction, announcing readiness, recognizing authority, command, control.
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The documents he received from the DIA officer related to U.S. military readiness.
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"Excommunicating transgender soldiers only weakens our readiness; it doesn't strengthen it," Angelo said.
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All of this consolidation work is needed to maintain readiness on the base.
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Kuvibidila said it is more important than ever before to improve base readiness.
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Operating at this tempo comes with costs; one that erodes our future readiness.
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The remaining $15 billion would cover technology, personnel and readiness, the document says.
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Hayden said he was pessimistic about readiness in the oil and gas industry.
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Survivors heal on their own timelines, based on their own readiness and motivation.
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S. Alliance's routine, annual training program to maintain a foundation of military readiness.
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The Clinton campaign has been questioning Trump's readiness to be president all week.
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They wanted to know how this might impact unit cohesion and military readiness.
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We also looked at the impact on military readiness, because we weren't sure.
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" General Motors said it would reopen the first of its huge assembly plants in China on Saturday, and would gradually reopen the rest over the next two weeks, "based on local employees' safety readiness, supply chain readiness and product inventory needs.
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The PFG was in the "highest state of readiness" to resume exports, he said.
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Claire McCaskill that as long as readiness standards are met, he will not object.
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And my concern coming in is to assure the readiness of the coast guard.
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And Wang expressed support for Myanmar's internal peace process and China's readiness to help.
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Navy investigators later found that both accidents were related to ongoing Navy readiness problems.
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The government rests their case against trans people on two issues: cost and readiness.
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Clinton seized on the interview to raise questions about Sanders' readiness to be president.
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The U.S. central bank signaled a readiness to lower borrowing costs further if needed.
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Setting change-focused meetings at the end of these periods misses this innate readiness.
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Yet the fears about Mr Trump's readiness to unleash mass violence are probably inflated.
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Xi also underscored the importance of improving combat readiness through training, the report said.
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Before becoming secretary, Mattis wrote that he feared social issues were affecting military readiness.
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The Air Force depends on CAP to ensure its readiness in guarding America's airspace.
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That readiness to comply will be lacking if obligations appear to be unfairly onerous.
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The Florida senator has been dogged by questions about his readiness for the presidency.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and readiness to take legal action.
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Authorities have used the ship as an example of efficiency and readiness for years.
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"We are not letting this deployment eat away at our material readiness," said Cmdr.
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Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs), as defined by NASA, range from one through to nine.
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HBCU presidents are asking for $25 billion for infrastructure, college readiness, and financial aid.
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The Pentagon has said the exercises are essential to alliance-building and military readiness.
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These funding reductions translate to reductions in readiness, and the consequences can be severe.
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National monuments serve as irreplaceable buffers on lands that are critical for military readiness.
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TC: How did creating your own infrastructure play into your readiness to go public?
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This ongoing crisis is harming our troops, adversely affecting unit cohesion and mission readiness.
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This in no way translates to the readiness or skill set of air marshals.
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That $2 billion could be used to buy needed equipment or to improve readiness.
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The report scored the Air Force and Navy as "marginal" in the readiness category.
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Mr Trump's readiness to walk away from the system could do it permanent harm.
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He said he has seen some reduction in training readiness from North Korean troops.
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Second, as noted above, family support and a healthy marriage impact personnel and readiness.
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NATO must continue to adapt to new challenges and maintain readiness across the alliance.
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In doing so, he hurts our military readiness and the fabric of our country.
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The Baltic states routinely have NATO allies stage readiness war games along their border.
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The action starts May 20 with the subcommittees on readiness, airland and strategic forces.
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Amid the tough talk of military readiness were a few more light-hearted moments.
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The Air Force's B-1B Lancer has had problems with mission readiness this year.
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Emphasize modernizing and improving the readiness of the Department of Defense's existing force structure.
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Saturday's disaster isn't the first time Indonesia's disaster readiness has been criticized this year.
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The question is whether the cautious central bank will signal readiness to ease more.
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The meeting was to determine the country's defense readiness against further incidents, Yonhap said.
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Burke is a former deputy chief of naval operations for fleet readiness and logistics.
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It is now signaling a readiness to take a more aggressive position on Iran.
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After nearly two decades of war, the American military must address a readiness crisis.
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Its concerns are relationships, marriage, cohabitation, love, and readiness for them (or lack of).
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The collapse became an irresistible metaphor for the state of Olympic readiness in Brazil.
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But the administration should be acknowledging that it is in fact a readiness decrement.
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Elaine Luria, a congresswoman from Virginia, in a hearing on readiness the day before.
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We can't achieve readiness, we can't modernize, we can't reform the Army without people.
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Chris Christie effectively humiliated him on the debate stage — revived questions about his readiness.
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That would have a major effect on day to day readiness and global presence.
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"Tokyo 2020 commits to be in readiness for the Games as planned," Mori said.
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The day I arrived, a promised text message about my room's readiness never came.
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"It would definitely impact readiness" of both American and South Korean forces, he said.
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Even when he wasn't ceded the floor, Mr. Jordan was telegraphing readiness to rumble.
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But steps meant to stave off the virus may also compromise training and readiness.
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The proposal would lead to the dismantlement of military medicine and jeopardize force readiness.
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" He says you need a "sense of emotional readiness, and that takes a toll.
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VW not only knew of the camps but signaled its readiness to go along.
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"However, the market readiness ... is low, and the policy formation is uncertain," he said.
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But pivot to the present, and your readiness to move forward in your career.
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Perversely and counterintuitively, the spike in defense spending won't solve the military's readiness problems.
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Training and readiness are degraded, inspections and operational mission support hampered, and deployments curtailed.
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They believe that budget constraints are harming military readiness and other national defense capabilities.
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Roger Williams — Republican "We need to focus on military readiness without distractions," Williams said.
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But rather than wait for readiness salvation in the form of much higher budgets that are unlikely to appear, Pentagon officials also need to think of what they can do to mitigate readiness problems through better management of the forces at hand.
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Further, they told Defense News that the payoff for maintaining two carriers in the region may not be worth the stinging toll it exacts on Navy readiness and say pursuing such as strategy would reverse the hard-won readiness gains of recent years.
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For the military, this is "a crisis because it affect our warfighting because our numbers are low — when you look at our readiness, obviously our pilot experience and our manning is directly related to our readiness and our combat lethality," Koscheski said.
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"Failure to properly fund readiness restoration initiatives in a stable and consistent manner will impede the recovery of our readiness, which has just begun to see tangible results, and may prove fatal in a future conflict with major-power adversaries," Mattis wrote.
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" RAND concluded this will have a very tiny effect, if any, on military readiness, finding that "the readiness impact of transition-related treatment would lead to a loss of less than 5.63 percent of total available labor-years in the active component.
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He reiterated his readiness to look at sizeable deals in an interview published on Thursday.
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As if to emphasize US readiness, the photos were posted within minutes of Sunday's confrontation.
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That national emergency has already threatened the combat readiness of the Marine Corps, commandant Gen.
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Authorities asked residents in Florence's projected path to begin taking basic steps toward hurricane readiness.
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The country topped the WEF's "networked readiness" index for the second year in a row.
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"Their readiness and willingness to serve has made our military stronger and our nation safer."
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The Bank of Japan later joined the Fed in signalling readiness to ramp up stimulus.
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We got to make sure that we have readiness much higher than we do today.
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She talked up his inexperience -- questioning his qualifications and readiness -- in that damning 3 a.m.
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Since then flood readiness has improved, but Harvey's extraordinary rainfall might overwhelm all such preparations.
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It has low scores on innovation and technological readiness — and it's a relatively small market.
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" "Both ministers are committed to modifying training exercises to ensure the readiness of our forces.
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A measure to test college readiness for maths in 2018 revealed that 60% had failed.
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"...Iran has repeatedly expressed its readiness to hold talks with its neighbours to resolve disputes."
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But Cummings says that these advocates and other supporters are underestimating the technology's road-readiness.
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EXCLUSIVE - PSA CEO TAVARES SIGNALLED READINESS TO EXIT DPCA VENTURE IF PROGRESS FALLS SHORT - SOURCES
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ODDLY little is known about President Donald Trump's readiness to use massive force against adversaries.
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For ex-offenders, the program offers needs assessments, job readiness and placement assistance, and mentorship.
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" Just days after tying the knot, Scott expressed his readiness to be a "Property Dad.
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So dedicate time to identify and resolve potential issues early in the IPO-readiness process.
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"Our military readiness is dependent on these spouses being happy as military spouses," she said.
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"There is a very high state of readiness all along the coast," the official said.
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Another aspect of China's assertiveness is its readiness to intervene in other countries' security policies.
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"We have taken ballistic missile defense readiness on the Korean Peninsula to new heights," Col.
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In other words, the Army will never truly restore readiness until it begins to grow.
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Before working with the VA, Wilkie served as the Pentagon's undersecretary for personnel and readiness.
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Granger said the bill is an extension of last year's efforts to address readiness shortfalls.
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"I would also strongly emphasize the issue of readiness," Dr. Hutton wrote in an email.
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DOD is already struggling to fulfill its training and readiness requirements with the current force.
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A top Air Force general is sounding the alarm about the service's size and readiness.
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Steven Rudder will speak on naval aviation and readiness recovery for combat at 10 a.m.
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The TSA said its Office of Inspection makes quality assurance visits to ensure mission readiness.
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That has affected readiness and it's also affected the development of force for the future.
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Meanwhile, President Xi reportedly started 2019 by ordering the country's military to enhance combat readiness.
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The US Air Force's main missions are to take care of airmen and enhance readiness.
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Stock points to the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness.
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We should leverage areas of German expertise, and encourage development of capability, capacity and readiness.
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During Berger's confirmation hearing, Sullivan asked about Marines' readiness to fight in cold weather terrain.
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According to a league source, teams have been inquiring about the NFL "readiness" of Kaepernick.
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"They wanted to know — apparently these teams are calling the NFL — Kaepernick's readiness," Wyche said.
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We were just kids howling Shakespeare to the Berkshire trees, and our readiness was all.
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Hardly historic in its size, nor enough to do more than plug some readiness holes.
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"I am concerned with our current readiness rates, both in equipment and personnel," Lt. Gen.
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But the readiness of commercial space outposts to take NASA's place is far from certain.
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Her weekly contributions supported the publication's pioneering reading readiness program and reached millions of readers.
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Falih said the energy ministry and Aramco have increased their readiness to deal with attacks.
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The data feeds into an automated daily readiness report for Callaway and his coaching staff.
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At an organization such as DHS, it might affect readiness, or preparation for national emergencies.
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This reflects our society's widespread readiness to suppose that illness and disability undermine human dignity.
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Ebersol believed the league's technology and readiness for legalized gambling would make it a success.
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That kind of policy will help the military recruit new service members and improve readiness.
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"Sikhs wear their turbans to signal their readiness to protect people from injustice," he said.
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The government's Brexit readiness website does not appear to tackle any risk of food shortages.
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I accompanied him for the blood tests that determined his readiness for the next treatment.
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And a Marine Corps aviation accident in December 2018 raised its own questions about readiness.
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Republicans called the move another sign that America's military readiness has suffered under recent administrations.
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Having the right resources in the right place is a key part of military readiness.
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Steps meant to stave off or contain the virus may also compromise training and readiness.
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"Early warning, maybe tip-offs, missile failures, and on-base readiness saved lives," Massicot said.
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"Sexual misconduct is a moral and readiness crisis that we must address head-on," Sens.
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I have several tiers of readiness, depending on what time I get out of bed.
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This puts the audience, if it's willing, in a constant state of ears-up readiness.
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First, everyone on disability would be reassessed for work readiness by medical and vocational professionals.
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More stable funding also would give Pentagon leaders more predictability and would help increase readiness.
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Mattis has repeatedly stressed that the dollars are meant to fix an urgent readiness crisis.
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Sequestration in 2013 caused significant disruptions in readiness that are the root of today's challenges.
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The candidate himself, a congenital optimist, expects America's readiness to take in refugees to return.
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Warships were also put on readiness at the southern naval command in Kochi, they said.
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When auto makers test prototypes, their vehicles can include parts in various stages of readiness.
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" Still, he added, "There's an issue with funding, and there's an issue with operational readiness.
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The opportunity to train with a helicopter element and the ability to see the process first hand is a unique experience for the Soldiers and valuable training that contributes to their readiness as a company and the readiness of the battalion as a whole.
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"It goes to Sandy's readiness to make a throw as he did," manager John Farrell said.
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Our top priority must be warfighting effectiveness and individual readiness is an essential part of that.
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They are meant to keep our troop readiness up and coincide with the North Korean exercises.
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The country's defense ministry has since announced orders to put the military on full combat readiness.
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Over time this head start on savings stands to make a significant impact on retirement readiness.
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Despite that gentler approach, police in the Philippines are open about their readiness to use guns.
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Niinistö confirmed Finland has pledged an additional 55 million euros to improve troop readiness from 2018.
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Consumer trust — as much as the technology's readiness — is shaping the way AVs come to market.
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Authorities are asking residents in the projected path to begin taking basic steps toward hurricane readiness.
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Britain's readiness to leave Europe's single market has since sparked hopes Dublin's fortunes could be revived.
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Network readiness is important because it allows for new forms of innovation, according to the report.
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Both the Navy and Air Force have raised public concerns about the readiness of their aircraft.
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Backbiting could grow, not least over the young prince's readiness to cash in the family silver.
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He claimed he had consulted "[his] generals" and determined that transgender people would harm troop readiness.
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Nor has his risk-aversion on Syria or risk-readiness to reach an accommodation with Iran.
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Sociologists, economists and others have long debated this readiness to cough up for the common good.
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Other than worries about her readiness for marriage, our relationship was on such a good track.
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But the financial costs were small and the bank's contrition (and readiness to pay compensation) high.
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For that to succeed we need readiness to take several difficult, yet in fact simple decisions.
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However, in terms of readiness, Park says they have multiple inspections going on all the time.
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Even the Palestinians admire their readiness to take soundings in refugee camps, not just from politicians.
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Mr Moon wants to see a greater level of military readiness for anything that might happen.
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Such statements trigger the professors' fourth indicator: "Readiness to curtail civil liberties of opponents, including media".
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An army can train people and keep all their gear in tip-top shape — that's readiness.
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What is important is that we are doing our maximum to ensure a level of readiness.
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I&aposm a little concerned about suspending the war games or, quote, unquote, military readiness preparation.
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Pandemic readiness for health care facilities is too hard and complex to invent on the fly.
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The U.S. military demonstrated amazing readiness and adeptness in the recent Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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In March, the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team identified the vulnerability exposed in the July hack.
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Opel's better-than-expected performance and return to profit could signal readiness for further consolidation moves.
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In fact, 2 in 3 working Americans give themselves a grade of "C" on retirement readiness.
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"The positive thing is that the readiness to work in this direction was proclaimed," he said.
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They were filled with a hollow anticipation, a readiness to be filled with purpose and action.
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The string of incidents has fueled concerns about perceptions of the 7th Fleet's readiness and abilities.
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Having healthy troops means increased readiness for combat, and that means having access to tobacco-alternatives.
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At the same time that the services call for more people, they are wailing about readiness.
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The trick will be to sound dovish enough to signal readiness to act but without committing.
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The lawmakers worry that the latest reprogramming will come at the expense of the military's readiness.
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Within the defense establishment this puts a premium on not failing, as opposed to succeeding. Readiness.
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He served in logistics readiness at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, starting in 2010.
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The exercises are needed to maintain readiness against a regime that has repeatedly attacked the South.
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Fortunately, Army readiness has been recovering from the years of budget uncertainty and increased operational commitments.
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They also will support four Raytheon hosted Employment Readiness Workshops before the end of the year.
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Sponsored by the Alzheimer's Readiness Project, an initiative of Eli Lilly & Co. RSVP here: http://bit.
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"They wanted to know — apparently these teams are calling the NFL — Kaepernick&aposs readiness," Wyche said.
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Joint training with Team Kadena is only one aspect of the Special Forces detachment's readiness plan.
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An NFL source told Business Insider that "several" teams have expressed interest in Kaepernick's football readiness.
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He said the military has found a way to reprogram the $1.5 billion without harming readiness.
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Wilkie currently serves as undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness at the Department of Defense.
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Germany, the U.K. and France are in the second tier of countries in terms of readiness.
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Mattis will also have 60 days to submit a plan to improve readiness by fiscal 2019.
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Local organizations put into place their disaster readiness plans, and churches became de facto relief centers.
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JPMorgan has posted a job opening for a recession readiness analytics role in its consumer bank.
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The agencies cited concerns over the coronavirus and spacecraft component readiness as reasons for the delay.
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"There's no reason to doubt the authorities' readiness to respond with forceful repression," Mr. Golosov said.
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If successful, the readiness initiative will funnel new European military spending into building up allied units.
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Pilots on commercial planes, or part 121 aircraft, have more stringent training and flight-readiness requirements.
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The school's college readiness rate increased to 98 percent last year from 89 percent in 2015.
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"It's an emotional decision," he said of a gun owner's readiness to part with a weapon.
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"Democrats have dangerously and intentionally misled the American people on Coronavirus readiness," she tweeted on Feb.
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Most return-to-sports testing, however, does not look into athletes' psychological readiness, Dr. Webster says.
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Quality media should teach skills like reading or kindergarten readiness and invite the child to participate.
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For many families, an adolescent's wish for increased autonomy outpaces the parents' readiness to grant it.
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Neal said Trump showed a readiness to avoid cutting taxes for the wealthy during their meeting.
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"Dedicated rideshare missions will not be delayed by co-passenger readiness," SpaceX writes on its website.
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If the pandemic drags on for long, high operational tempo will wear away at battle readiness.
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"It will reinforce where we think we are tactically as far as material readiness," Perna added.
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Nor did the readiness of the Obama administration to accommodate so much of Detroit's pro-S.
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David Berger said Monday on whether the virus had impacted training or readiness across the force.
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Obama's presidency ended just as Kim's ticking time bomb of nuclear readiness became an urgent matter.
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That indicates Lincoln ultimately prioritized the army's combat readiness over the political viability of his party.
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So does Congress; the House Readiness and Seapower subcommittees are holding hearings on the mishaps. Adm.
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Registration would not alter the requirements of physical readiness for men and women in combat roles.
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The Naval Academy conducts physical readiness tests twice a year that includes the plank and pushups.
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In 2014, women had a retirement readiness score of 5.5, which increased to 5.8 in 2019.
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We reiterate our readiness to continue our engagement for de-escalation and stability in the region.
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Additionally they are designed to enhance partner interoperability, maintain joint readiness, and assure US regional allies.
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These soldiers and airmen ensure unit readiness and the ability to respond as an operational reserve.
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The gaggle was calculating Ireland's readiness to handle what is fast becoming its most contentious frontier.
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" Lundqvist added, "I just try to simplify everything and have a little higher readiness than before.
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Dams can also be dangerous ventures for developing countries lacking adequate planning and readiness for disasters.
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The Defense Department's undersecretary for personnel and readiness will lead the review, according to the memo.
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Mattis' predecessor, Ash Carter, had said transgender people could serve if they demonstrated their military readiness.
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NATO regularly conducts large-scale exercises in order to maintain the readiness of its military forces.
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Yet those outlays would support ongoing operations, not address underlying issues of readiness and equipment age.
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None of the seven have signalled a readiness to join the euro at any time soon.
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Drawing the line between democracy and dictatorship requires passion and a readiness to defend one's values.
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"Sexual assault is a horrible crime that ultimately reduces force readiness and lethality," Air Force Maj.
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Hadden, the Florida Atlantic psychology professor, co-authored a study on the self-reported relationship readiness of college-age adults, and the impact of that "readiness factor" on whether or not they sought out or entered a relationship in a period of four-to-seven months.
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Luckily, this week we learned that the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense Readiness, Army, Navy, and Air Force, have sent letters that have made it abundantly clear that the sage-grouse conservation efforts would not impact the Department of Defense's operations, training, or readiness.
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They have long been critics of "forever wars" that strain American taxpayer dollars and dampen military readiness.
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"The central bank declares its full readiness to cooperate with any committee in this regard," it said.
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I understood and expected Kylie and Bob's concerns about Kendall's readiness, as I had the same concern.
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But he continued to express concerns about his successor's stance on Russia and his readiness for office.
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The bottom line: getting divorced close to retirement basically cuts your retirement readiness in half, said Slowiaczek.
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That may include dropping a reference to its readiness to extend or expand its bond-buying program.
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"Whenever military forces are used like this it disrupts their training and degrades their readiness," he said.
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In the latter capacity, he was responsible for the training and readiness of more than 400 sailors.
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The $574.5 billion for the Department of Defense would go to warfighting readiness and critical program requirements.
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"The company continues to engage with the shareholders on IPO readiness activities," Aramco said in a statement.
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Over the last few years, the NFL has added several initiatives to educate players on financial readiness.
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In such a high-stakes race, the readiness of leading candidates to promote liberal policies is laudable.
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"It goes to Sandy's readiness to make a throw as he did," said Boston manager John Farrell.
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And secondly, the readiness of the government to undertake to be globally scrutinized by the international community.
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They often work behind closed doors with a readiness to hold their positions for a long time.
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He has sought consensus with opposition parties in Madrid and expressed a readiness to review the constitution.
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Trump was apparently (ill) advised that China's readiness to reduce the bilateral trade imbalance won't be enough.
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The military troops were on "high alert and readiness" following the airstrike in the southern Golan Heights.
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Exercises boost readiness and hone the military's ability to respond to threats at short notice, he said.
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With characteristic resourcefulness and grit, our forces fight to maintain a level of readiness despite funding shortfalls.
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The level of readiness was similar to London at the same stage in 2012, according to Adiba.
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He'll bring the readiness or the good vibes—whatever they want to call it, whatever they need.
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But to truly declare a program "back," at least in terms of championship readiness, fans want results.
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The South Korean military is closely monitoring the situation and is maintaining full readiness, the statement added.
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At the same time, Ukraine's defense ministry announced it had put the military on full combat readiness.
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The job eventually went to Robert Wilkie, a former under secretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
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And according to the U.S. Navy, offshore drilling would disrupt training and put military readiness at risk.
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Hurd also serves as the top Republican on the House Intelligence Subcommittee on Intelligence Modernization and Readiness.
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"As you know, exercises build readiness, expand interoperability and promote cooperation with the allies and partners," Rep.
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Republic of Korea and United States forces will maintain sufficient readiness through other sorts of joint training.
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Police found rifles, handguns, and ammunition in the compound, along with books on combat readiness and gunsmithing.
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The use of digital technology was meant to convey Estonia's readiness to join the Euro-Atlantic community.
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Yes. But that doesn't mean that we can be satisfied with the overall readiness of the Bundeswehr.
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The high-readiness NATO Response Force has been tripled in size to 40,000 and given more punch.
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Each week during the school year, parents receive a trio of texts about important kindergarten readiness skills.
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Thank you There's no evidence that the presence of openly trans service members negatively impacts military readiness.
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Commanders will be able to take into consideration individual circumstances and military readiness, according to the handbook.
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"I don't see, necessarily, with the units I'm referring to, seeing a degradation of readiness," he said.
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Politicians do show a new readiness to divest public holdings, partly because the national budget needs revenue.
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Readiness for marriage and children shows age — so where's the pivot when you've very publicly had both?
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"We call this strategic readiness, the ability to strategically deploy and to project a force," he said.
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That money could otherwise pay for improved readiness, modernization, or pay down our $21 trillion national debt.
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That may include dropping a reference to its readiness to extend or expand its bond-buying programme.
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To address the challenge of school readiness, the policy treats the child as the unit of change.
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"That gives you a little bit of a feel for the readiness disposition of your NATO force."
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Former FEMA workers told the news service that the agency's lack of readiness in 2018 is frightening.
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These concerns will be as bogus as the concerns about the readiness of black troops in 1944.
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Hands on training such as sling load operations are essential to the readiness of the support company.
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Mattis will also have to 60 days to submit a plan to improve readiness by fiscal 85033.
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In recent days, European Central Bank officials have signaled readiness to inject money into the financial sphere.
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Things like financial readiness, relationship issues, spouse employment, moving recommendations and information, navigating local resources, resume writing.
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That additional bomber still leaves the Air Force's B-1B fleet at a dismal 11% readiness rate.
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An NFL source told Business Insider that "several" teams had expressed interest in Kaepernick&aposs football readiness.
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Carter settled on 12 weeks, he said, as he felt it balances both competitive leave and readiness.
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Also, some have complained the U.S. military has a readiness problem and is stretched too thin already.
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Peter Levin, under secretary of Defense for personnel and readiness, has said there were "dozens" of cases.
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Lee Levy, Commander of the Air Force Sustainment Center will speak on readiness at 9:30 a.m.
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Still, Christie said New Jersey's readiness for this weekend's blizzard shows his ability to manage during crises.
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The Homeland Security Department's Computer Emergency Readiness Team warned industry stakeholders about two types of malware Tuesday.
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"These [cyber] units are in varying stages of operational readiness," the spokesperson for the National Guard said.
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COVID-19 continues to have a major impact on US military operations and readiness across the globe.
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"Democrats have dangerously and intentionally misled the American people on #coronavirus readiness," she tweeted on February 28.
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The policymaker said the BOJ must show its readiness to act if the economy's recovery is derailed.
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Germany also signaled its readiness for relaxing its staunch opposition to deficit spending to support the economy.
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When opposition demonstrations have erupted, he has demonstrated his party's long-standing readiness to use lethal violence.
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This lower level of stimulation, the authors argue, leads to less school readiness and lower achievement later.
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There is good evidence that high-quality pre-K programs like Head Start can improve school readiness.
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Ogbeni at a job-readiness program run by HBO and then worked with her during her internships.
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He stepped down in October so that Parliament could be dissolved in readiness for the early election.
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Still, we can think of many ways to put the funds to better use, like improving readiness.
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Germany also signalled its readiness for relaxing its staunch opposition to deficit spending to support the economy.
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Rouhani signaled a readiness to meet Trump if that helped Iran, according to the official presidency website.
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The battery backup also would help ensure readiness should the grid fluctuate or be cut off completely.
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Governments including France, Germany, the Netherlands and Britain have expressed readiness to extend financial support to airlines.
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Ms. Klobuchar's newfound readiness to swing a saber appealed to many who came out to hear her.
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This would be the first major impact of coronavirus on US military readiness, according to the officials.
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The couple met in 2014 through work both were involved in on kindergarten-readiness, in Tacoma, Wash.
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And to show the SEALs' readiness to fight, the pistol's hammer is cocked back, ready to fire.
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School readiness hinges on high-quality early learning settings, which are impossible without a high-quality workforce.
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She had been taking a college-readiness class at school, but remained hesitant about retaking the SAT.
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The path to college remains complicated, and colleges already struggle to meet student gaps in academic readiness.
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He maintained that he is "not worried" about readiness at "the tactical level," despite the canceled exercises.
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President Donald Trump both touted the government's readiness and urged people to get out of the way.
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"We don't need red lines now, we need a readiness for dialogue and sensible solutions," Post said.
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The Pentagon said Max Thunder was an annual exercise to maintain military readiness to defend South Korea.
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Fortunately, MOAA prompted both Republicans and Democrats to question the risk the cuts would have on readiness.
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Now, Aegon has found that women's retirement readiness has improved a bit in the past five years.
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"Cope North is a collective demonstration of our readiness and resolve to live by our higher principles."
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The Department of Homeland Security's Computer Emergency Readiness Team has not released any advisories about the vulnerability.
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Securing and reinforcing our military installations is critical to the safety and readiness of the armed forces.
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When evaluating proposed projects, their standard is clear: no project may inhibit base operations or mission readiness.
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"Any American who meets current medical and readiness standards should be allowed to continue serving," he said.
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This has harmed operational readiness and degraded the ability of the Pentagon to prepare for future threats.
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It has deployed multinational battlegroups into the three Baltic states and Poland and committed to improved readiness.
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Additionally, the letters bring up the matter of when the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team was informed.
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Macron also expressed his country's readiness to participate with international experts investigating the source of the attacks.
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Transgender service members have been serving, openly and authentically, since October 2016 with no impact on readiness.
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KPMG's Autonomous Vehicles Readiness Index takes into account technological advancements, government policies, consumer interest and other factors.
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The question has been whether online activism would translate into a readiness to take to the street.
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According to Personal Capital's 2016 Retirement Readiness Survey, 40 percent of millennials don't have any retirement savings.
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Joint aerial drills to enhance combat readiness have continued as scheduled, despite intense opposition from North Korea.
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Roughly $225 million would go toward cyber readiness and response efforts and $2023 million for federal cybersecurity.
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Swalwell is chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence's Subcommittee on Intelligence Modernization and Readiness.
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The third signal of readiness involves mundane life tasks — maintaining a calendar, meeting deadlines, filling out forms.
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Leaders gave their soldiers every opportunity to succeed in their careers, even if it hurt combat readiness.
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The tension between these competing goals — warfare readiness and wildlife preservation — has stirred impassioned debates in Nevada.
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Critics of the expansion, especially conservative ones, say they support the need for military readiness and training.
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"Russia's readiness to clear the way for de-escalation is obvious," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
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High court Judge Pablo Llarena said they had expressed readiness to return to Spain to face charges.
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An ECB gathering in Sintra, Portugal, could also signal its readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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The economy lags behind in its readiness for digitalisation, ranking 25th in the world in average download speeds.
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Mattis did not answer Gillibrand's question about whether he believes the policies undermine the readiness of the force.
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Here are a few of the ways the lack of government funding is grinding down America's cybersecurity readiness.
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So the types of things, qualitatively, like improving readiness, buying more ships, buying more aircrafts, but how many?
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And there&aposs a new focus on readiness and there&aposs a focus on Russia, as Dan said.
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"(Day games) come down to readiness," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters of the afternoon start in Atlanta.
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It's about a will and showing the readiness for normalizing the relations -- these are the most important things.
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"The EU signaled a readiness to intensify discussions after the Brexit referendum," Schneider-Ammann told a news conference.
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The country is now on heightened military readiness in case North Korea makes a move during the crisis.
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This "shape not size" directive is about balancing spending on what the Pentagon calls capabilities, size, and readiness.
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"Readiness" means preparing for expanded capabilities and size to actually go do their thing — like foreplay for war.
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For the most part, the Army is readjusting by sacrificing size and deferring modernization to ensure current readiness.
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He said authorities will evaluate their readiness each day and if there is any risk will not proceed.
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Officials said having all its Raiders on one coast will also improve readiness and deployment-to-dwell time.
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This new hardware could launch as early as later this year, depending on chip and PC maker readiness.
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That's highly improbable for a fleet barely a fifth the size of its predecessor and at half readiness.
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"We see it as a fitness and readiness issue," said Bill Doughty, spokesman for the Navy Region Hawaii.
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This test will be the first time the airport has conducted a full Operation Readiness and Transition drill.
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Russian reserve colonel Frants Klintsevich said the country has developed "a different attitude to combat readiness," per BBC.
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"Our readiness to find a fair settlement remains unchanged," EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said in a statement.
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Erdogan is known for his intolerance of criticism and his readiness to take legal action over perceived slurs.
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The ECB meets in Sintra and is expected to signal its readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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The American army barred it from releasing details about the numbers, casualty rates and readiness of Afghan forces.
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Edtech companies are rushing to serve the youngest kids with online kindergarten readiness tools and virtual preschool programs.
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Wilkie, 221, moved into the job from the Defense Department, where he was undersecretary for personnel and readiness.
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To maintain readiness, the Army is now offering a bonus to incentivize them to stay in the military.
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He's running like it's a general election, cresting the aura of inevitability and readiness to stare down Trump.
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The results of our operational testing have been very positive giving us confidence in our readiness to launch.
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In a joint statement, Grassley and Wyden expressed their readiness to put a check on the pharmaceutical industry.
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She recently hired a business development executive from Roche's Genentech, another signal of her readiness to make acquisitions.
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Eagle's interest and readiness to dive into wrestling, coupled with Jonze's agitating persona, ultimately set this all up.
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But according to Pentagon officials, the purpose of JEDI is to "increase lethality and readiness" of the military.
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The ECB meets in Sintra and are expected to signal their readiness to act decisively, say ING analysts.
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If Barack Obama's risk-aversion is part of the current disaster, so was George W. Bush's risk-readiness.
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Sesame Street was introduced with an explicit goal of improving school readiness, particularly for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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"For us, the operational readiness of the South African National Defence Force is a top priority," Wakeford said.
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It also illustrates America's readiness to overlook human-rights issues when it sees strategic interests on the line.
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These are issues that impact the "readiness" of the U.S. military, not the gender identities of individual soldiers.
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"The material condition and the operational readiness of the ships are significantly degraded and not acceptable," said Rep.
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For example, if there are fewer weapons in inventories than previously thought, that could change the readiness calculation.
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There has to be a certain tension and readiness in the body to spring, to jump, to turn.
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Professor Moon Chung In suggested suspending annual exercises that maintain the readiness of U.S and South Korean forces.
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The Coast Guard is experiencing the same readiness issues as the rest of the armed forces, they added.
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Marines tend to celebrate their expeditionary mindset and often complain about readiness problems less than the other services.
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I don't know how much play the candidates' readiness for economic emergencies will get in the general election.
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That means half of the nation's service branches are essentially considered in troubled shape in terms of readiness.
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"Our military is monitoring the situation in case of additional launches and maintaining a readiness posture," it said.
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"Readiness is not only about having the right forces and capabilities in place throughout the theater," Lt. Gen.
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In terms of allowing transgender troops to serve openly, he said mission readiness should guide all personnel decisions.
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But with meaningful games less than three weeks away, Garoppolo's readiness for full-speed NFL snaps was alarming.
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Critics have said the decision amounts to a unilateral concession to North Korea that will harm military readiness.
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As families across the globe make incredible sacrifices to serve our country, this undermines our recruitment and readiness.
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The F-35's abysmal readiness rate raises questions about future of the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system
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However, the White House is continuing to draw the distinction that "readiness training and training exchanges" will continue.
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At the very least, the world's biggest social media platform should not be reducing its readiness to respond.
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And a declaration of readiness to enter into peace talks on a settlement in Syria is the third.
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The F-35's abysmal readiness rate raises questions about future of the Pentagon's most expensive weapons system
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But $6900 of the OCO money would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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The project has received hundreds of millions of dollars to fund reading, college prep and career readiness programs.
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"Whenever you cut defense capabilities, the first thing that goes is the training and the readiness," he continued.
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" Targeting low-income schools, the grants are heavily focused on efforts to promote "technology readiness" and "digital literacy.
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On the 'careers – readiness side', there are a few small players, including most notably in the UK Morrisby.
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We know we need to make education and career readiness beyond high school the norm for every American.
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"All aircraft involved are currently being repaired in order to return the aircraft to mission readiness," he said.
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I think it's necessary, but it would need to come with the additional monies for readiness and modernization.
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It is certainly not a readiness for war, but merely a blind belief that, 'somehow,' it won't happen.
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The focus of the state National Guard, Bush clarified, is to support state agencies with emergency medical readiness.
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"The readiness of our force will be critical to the success of this nation's COVID-19 response efforts."
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However, he assessed that the virus would likely have a "moderate to low" impact on US military readiness.
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"We spent more time on downturn readiness in the past few quarters than we had before," Laplanche said.
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"Manpower shortfalls in key areas remain the number one issue limiting readiness and is our top priority," Gen.
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"Democrats have dangerously and intentionally misled the American people on #Coronavirus readiness," she said on Twitter in February.
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The walls were lined with charts measuring things like kindergarten readiness, third-grade reading scores and postsecondary enrollment.
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American military officials do not like suspending the exercises because, they say, delaying them can affect military readiness.
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"The military is maintaining its readiness by monitoring related movements in preparation for further launches," the statement said.
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Dates as early as 2016 were floated for SLS readiness, but NASA eventually officially committed to late 2018.
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Young Ms. Mo's readiness to resist there came from more than just her years of training and experience.
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" In recommending readiness for economic collapse, he reminded his disciples, "It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark.
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"The deployments to the border seem to conflict with the (Defense) Department's stated efforts to rebuild readiness," Rep.
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Early educator professional development results in higher-quality programs that support early learning and school readiness for children.
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Our military readiness -- and hence, our national security -- is dependent on our troops being medically ready and deployable.
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A day later, Jimmy Stewart, the acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, said he was retiring.
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Overall, in the nine countries that have been surveyed since 2012, retirement readiness rose to 5.5 from 5.2.
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The report raises new concerns about the tech industry's readiness to fight a surge of dangerous disinformation online.
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Mr. Mattis said more review was needed on how they would affect "readiness and lethality" of military forces.
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It's also a "moral and readiness crisis" for the Pentagon, two Republican members of the panel said Thursday.
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That's when "college- and career-readiness standards did not explicitly include it," including the national Common Core standards.
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Her palms opened like the pages of a book, suggesting a blank slate, or a readiness for anything.
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We will also be looking at legislative options to address the readiness issues associated with this new policy.
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However, there are genuine concerns about Biden's readiness (or willingness) to address the needs of communities of color.
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This would not initially involve U.S. procurement outlays, but it would enhance readiness and deterrence for both countries.
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For too long, college degrees have rewarded students' proficiency in taking exams, not their readiness for a career.
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An Air Force statement said the test would show the effectiveness, readiness, and accuracy of the weapon system.
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Remember our focus is on emotional readiness and comfort not curriculum: so there is no need for backpacks.
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As such, I am confident that the Clearinghouse process protects our military readiness and preserves our national security.
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They considered factors such as graduation rate, college readiness and educational equity in order to calculate their rankings.
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Top military officers have raised questions about the readiness of today's Army, with exhausted troops and depleted supplies.
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A House Armed Services subcommittee will hear from defense officials on Marine Corps readiness at 3:85003 p.m.
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This additional training time helps ensure that seamanship skills are emphasized on a par with combat readiness training.
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Maintenance and readiness are also immediately affected by a continuing resolution and likewise have ripple effects, Mattis said.
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Dunford also reiterated Tuesday that the scaling back of military exercises with South Korea has not impacted readiness.
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This higher level of spending will provide certainty for our military readiness program announced by the White House.
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"This will have a positive impact on the job readiness of the talent pool in Rwanda," he predicted.
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Ending the program would consume significant law enforcement resources while hampering U.S. military readiness and Western Hemispheric stability.
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This included an assessment of the costs, in terms of both money and readiness, of integrating transgender troops.
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They were also more likely to take algebra in the eighth grade — a consistent predictor of college readiness.
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Elizabeth Warren declaring her readiness to fight for the structural changes that will give health care to all.
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Produced in partnership with Education Strategy Group and The Foundation for Excellence in Education, Aspen's brief on Career Readiness can help us build consensus and work with stakeholders across sectors to ensure that career readiness and workforce development initiatives are targeted to meet the needs of students, communities and employers.
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The problem aboard the Roosevelt highlights a central dilemma facing the military: Top officials, who have spent years placing readiness to fight the next war as a top priority, are now finding that maintaining that readiness during a pandemic can endanger the health, and even the lives, of service members.
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However, the estimate for current readiness is that Tier 1 routes would be at 60% in 63-6 months.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, said on Thursday it had stepped up readiness to face any threat.
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Russia also has maintained warm ties with Israel and demonstrated a readiness to take its security interests into account.
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Coalition officials estimate the SDF can muster as many as 50,000 fighters in various states of readiness and ability.
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According to Air Force spokeswoman Ann Stefanek, he served in logistics readiness at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico.
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The purpose of CBRXIII is to increase soldier and unit readiness by conducting operations to simulate a combat environment.
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He also declined to comment on any other matters related to the administration's readiness for any Supreme Court opening.
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One person's willingness to accept dollars from another depends on a third person's readiness to accept dollars from them.
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For example, an expanding willingness and readiness of large companies to buy products and services from smaller, nimble startups.
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Leavitt turned his work into a book, "Romney Readiness Project 2012," which offers a road map for transition planning.
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The Personal Capital survey on retirement readiness found that millennials expect to inherit about a million dollars, on average.
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Street protesters at that time held up pens during demonstrations against the amendment, referring to Duda's readiness to sign.
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This includes increasing spending for pre-disaster grants, expanding the federal crop insurance program and investing in climate readiness.
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"Fiscal constraints continue to force difficult trades in capacity and readiness for long-term capability improvements," said Rear Adm.
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It did not inspire confidence in our readiness to do this important task of withdrawing our troops and equipment.
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The Spanish-born prime minister has signaled his own readiness to run for the presidency if Hollande steps aside.
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Donovan's job is to advise the Defense secretary and his deputy on readiness, health issues, training and personnel matters.
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The same group later that same month released another ad disparaging Trump's readiness to serve as commander-in-chief.
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"At our summit in Sofia we will reaffirm that readiness to work on EU integration," Tusk said, speaking Serbian.
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This chart bases competitiveness on 12 factors, ranging from primary education to infrastructure, and higher education to technological readiness.
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"The Air Force is also working with units to mitigate the impact on operations, training, and readiness," Stefanek said.
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U.S. officials also must communicate clearly with Afghan elites about America's readiness to undertake acts of war against Pakistan.
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Another driver of the changes is the lack of progress in the college readiness rate of high school seniors.
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"During the Obama years, military readiness has been put on the back burner," Ryan's office said in the statement.
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The Hill and Microsoft will convene policymakers, industry executives, and educators to discuss work readiness and computer science education.
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That it did not do so is evidence of a growing readiness to stand up to intolerance and extremism.
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We regularly test our readiness for plausible scenarios as well as more imaginative crises, like alien and zombie invasions.
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There are hurdles, including international treaties and the readiness or willingness of other countries to implement the same standards.
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Both of them underlined their readiness to continue the "mutually advantageous" cooperation between Russia and Germany, the statement said.
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There is some good news: the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act reflects growing concern in Congress for military readiness.
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Stewart also said the Obama administration's policy on transgender service members would "degrade military readiness" in the long term.
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Defense hawks, in particular, have urged Trump not to divert the Pentagon dollars, insisting it would hurt military readiness.
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Defense hawks and the Pentagon pushed for $85033 billion to address what they described as an urgent readiness crisis.
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German defense experts attest to the poor state of readiness of the German armed forces and its military capabilities.
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Criticism: Critics have said the decision amounts to a unilateral concession to North Korea that will harm military readiness.
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To do so, the Navy has been exploring pivoting amphibious readiness groups (ARGs) into "mini" carrier strike groups (CSGs).
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The quality and effectiveness of medical and psychiatric care had wide implications, not least in terms of combat readiness.
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The benchmark for college readiness is a 75 percent probability of attaining a C or higher grade in college.
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While steering clear of BRAC, the readiness portion of the NDAA requires a slew of reports from the Pentagon.
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"I would be very cautious about trading away U.S. forces or U.S. readiness on the Korean Peninsula," Carter said.
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Most of those projects are intended to improve readiness which the Pentagon has repeatedly stressed is a major priority.
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US military leaders have said the exercises are necessary to maintain the readiness of US troops in South Korea.
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A good indicator of home-buying readiness is whether or not you can make the full 20% down payment.
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The requirement for the assessment was included in the readiness subcommittee's portion of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
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The reality is, there is no impact whatsoever to readiness or to unit cohesion or anything of that nature.
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US Transportation Command (TRANSCOM) launched the large-scale "Turbo Activation" sealift readiness exercise on Monday, the command announced Tuesday.
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"This amendment risks undermining the readiness of our military at a time when we can least afford it," Rep.
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Swiber said DBS, the largest lender to the company, has expressed its readiness to support the company's latest applications.
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Such approach would include a readiness to use force in pursuit of vital U.S. interests and protection of allies.
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He took their street style — and their "readiness," as he put it in this great song — and codified it.
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From 210 to 21998, the school readiness gap narrowed by 22010 percent in math and 220 percent in reading.
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The Navy says its fighter jets have surpassed the 80% readiness rate set by former Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Instead, they said, the amendments would have made sure the money isn't being used at the expense of readiness.
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And they are also important steps forward in activating the private sector to shoulder more responsibility for disaster readiness.
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Luther was no longer alive, but his readiness to dissociate himself from vulnerable groups seems to have survived him.
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The military would need to give the members mental health screening before deployments to ensure their readiness, it added.
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But it also indicated the readiness of banks to accept lower returns ahead of the IPO, the sources said.
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More likely though, authorities are signaling their readiness to use yuan weakness as a response to U.S. import tariffs.
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Boarding a Kidd-class destroyer, Tsai reviewed the Taiwanese navy's combat readiness and rapid response capabilities, state media said.
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In a particularly heated exchange, Hice grilled Jeff Orner, chief readiness support officer at Homeland, about the missing guns.
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For lethal violence to happen, there needs to be competent agents with a desire and readiness to perform it.
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Twenty years of research has shown how well this program works to improve readiness for schools and academic achievement.
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Kurz has previously indicated Austrian readiness to curb movement over the hitherto open boundary barring a deal with Italy.
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He said it was unclear how many more major exercises could be skipped without a significant reduction in readiness.
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For readiness, there's a proposed increase for both the Stryker carrier vehicle and M1 tank, both from General Dynamics.
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Uber is hiring a manager for I.P.O. readiness, in case you weren't aware that it intends to go public.
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A three-person panel assessed Tavares's maturity and readiness to leap to the O.H.L. at such a young age.
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Others were won over after he trounced Nate Diaz, but the narrative focused on Diaz's mindset and fight readiness.
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Mr. Trump accurately noted that military officials had expressed concern about degraded troop readiness and delayed modernization of supplies.
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Although she had taken foster parenting classes to demonstrate her readiness, when she took the stand, she seemed intimidated.
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And with that, you see patrols and a readiness from whites to question any African Americans they don't recognize.
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In 2000, the Department of Defense asked the RAND Corporation to study the impact of trans soldiers on readiness.
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Our analysis reveals a shift in the level of readiness required by institutional investment to receive pre-seed funding.
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The drills help keep U.S. forces at a state of readiness in one of the world's most tense flashpoints.
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His Tuesday visit appears to show his readiness to take control of the narrative now the worst is over.
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That may not do the trick quickly, given Mr. Maduro's readiness to destroy his country to stay in power.
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The UK-led formation is the first NATO corps to be held at warfighting readiness since the Cold War.
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"@VP was very clear: regular readiness training and training exchanges will continue," Mr. Gardner said in a Twitter post.
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Mattis then established a panel of experts to study how to implement the president's policy and maintain military readiness.
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The Turkish Army called on its Syrian proxies to raise their readiness for operations, a Syrian media group reported.
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Voters sent a clear message: They want more flexibility in politics, less ideological dogmatism and more readiness for compromise.
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John Richardson and John Pendleton, director of defense force structure and readiness issues at the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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The chief of staff of each military branch has testified that trans service people pose no threat to readiness.
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Without attention paid now to this gap in our readiness, our shock and awe capabilities may be rendered moot.
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No date has been set for formal talks, but Mexico's government has signaled its readiness to engage with Trump.
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The Port of Corpus Christi Authority (PCCA) has increased its hurricane readiness to 'Port Condition One,' the release said.
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"German readiness levels are a serious concern," a NATO diplomat, who asked not to be further identified, told Reuters.
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The study also wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how television time directly influences school readiness.
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Since they have been doing this, there have been no adverse consequences to their military readiness or unit cohesion.
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Cobra Gold is an annual exercise in its 39th iteration, which focuses on interoperability of forces and operational readiness.
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But $15.7 billion of the war funding would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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The military was at its "highest level of readiness," it said, amid the heightened tensions with the United States.
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In comparison, men fare better, with their retirement readiness score moving from 6 in 2014 to 6.2 in 2019.
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Top military officers have raised questions about the readiness of the Army, with exhausted troops and some outdated supplies.
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European refineries have started to change their diet recently as they produce LSFO in readiness for 2020, traders said.
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Meanwhile, North Korea fast approaches nuclear breakout while the U.S. and South Korea have drastically scaled down military readiness.
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It will probably also repeat the usual boilerplate statements on Russia — focusing on deterrence, but stressing readiness for dialogue.
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The service is primarily focused on building combat readiness for that force rather than growing it, Milley told lawmakers.
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It also raises the threshold of how much readiness money the Pentagon can reprogram without asking for Congress' permission.
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The U.S. military has described the exercises as training for readiness "to fight tonight" against North Korea if needed.
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Presently, it&aposs consolidating the base by 40% to save energy, tax-payer money and to sustain its readiness.
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Standardized tests are the only college readiness indicator to make achievement and merit comparable across schools, districts and states.
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Harming federal workers, sacrificing food and air safety, and degrading our nation's military readiness are not budget negotiating tactics.
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But U.S. officials have raised concerns that it could undermine defense readiness and comes without substantial progress on denuclearization.
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Andrew Parker, PwC Asia Practice Leader, says the overall lack of Asia readiness revealed by this study is troubling.
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"We are here to show our anger and our readiness to change this country," one of the activists said.
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"If this pandemic continues at the scale and scope of what some are predicting, over time you could start seeing an impact on readiness ... But nothing to which I fear impacts our mission readiness to conduct our national missions," Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperPentagon grapples with coronavirus outbreak Overnight Defense: Stimulus bill has .
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"I expect from all a readiness to talk to make agreeing a government possible in the near future," he added.
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This was done while there were serious concerns about the readiness of the Flint water plant to treat its water.
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The military drills are aimed at ensuring the island's readiness for an invasion by communist China's People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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Timetables for their readiness could thus change if the craft aren't ready for their test dates or something goes wrong.
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"There is a sense of urgency over the question of readiness, and we want to help them," Illinois Democrat Sen.
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Ramadoss's team works with Microsoft's global readiness pros to make sure that every detail reflects the expectations of the locality.
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His departure sent shockwaves around the world, raising questions about the administration's readiness to confront any sudden national security crisis.
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The readiness spending is likely to include such things as more troops as well as money for training and maintenance.
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"It also includes resources to combat homelessness, support low-income working families and improve college readiness and enrollment," he said.
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I think you could probably commit all of the increase to modernization without touching readiness if you really wanted to.
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By readiness, he means have a plan, make sure you gather your important possessions like papers, medications and even pets.
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For example, the F-220173 had a 22014 readiness rate of 22014%, the F-210 a 2017 rate of 49%.
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In 2017, AT&T won a $7 billion federal government contract to construct a nationwide disaster readiness network called FirstNet.
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Most of them today are curiously short of two things: free cashflow and, above all, the readiness to gamble big.
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A readiness to change the constitution has provided some statutory and legal checks and balances to rein in bad actors.
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"Our military readiness -- and hence, our national security -- is dependent on our troops being medically ready and deployable," he added.
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FRANK MCKENZIE, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF DIRECTOR: Right now, we&aposre at -- we&aposre at our level of good readiness.
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The other artists were less interesting in their concern with enacting a ritual, or creating an experience of contemplative readiness.
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Not only does predatory lending cause undue financial stress, it can also negatively impact a soldier's military readiness, said Falcone.
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There is no contradiction between this trend and the government's increasing readiness to use the law to lock up dissidents.
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As important as new laws, anti-corruption activists say, is the readiness of investigators, prosecutors and others to enforce them.
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If all this hints at a new readiness to get tough, it is in part because other tactics have flopped.
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On October 1st, Congress passed the "Year 2000 Information and Readiness Disclosure Act," part of an extensive government preparation effort.
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Trust and understanding between the government and the industry is key to improving our readiness against foreign or domestic adversaries.
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We observe varying degrees of readiness among APAC banks, which reflects the significant work needed to adopt the new standards.
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Based on current readiness levels, the Army can only accomplish the missions we've given it at a high military risk.
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Some improvement was seen in the readiness of the GTK Boxer ground vehicle, and the A400 military transport, he said.
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A budget crisis in Rio de Janeiro's state government has fueled concerns about readiness to host the global sporting event.
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The vice president said ending the biannual "war games" in South Korea would "not affect our readiness" in the country.
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They are, I would say, a head above a lot of other intern programs in terms of readiness to work.
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At the Warsaw Summit last July, NATO leaders endorsed a number of actions to bolster allied nuclear planning and readiness.
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"We have announced our readiness for that (to invest in the refinery)," said Ali Chegeni, ambassador of Iran in India.
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Donations to Four Block, in remembrance of Victoria McGrath, go toward building career readiness programs for returning veterans in Boston.
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This is different from other metrics like readiness, which looks at a military unit's ability to carry out a mission.
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Both of them sounded assured, focused, and ready for the next phase of their career, and they've earned that readiness.
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Military readiness, a measure of the ability of a military unit to accomplish its mission, is closely watched by leaders.
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Instead, he found plenty of programs that were mostly concerned with general education requirements and readiness to do the work.
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The report, from the RAND Corporation, also said permitting trans troops would have minimal effect on military cohesion or readiness.
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The details: The report calls for further investment in lethality, agility, and readiness for war at the Department of Defense.
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While Salvini has expressed a readiness to link up with 5-Star, Berlusconi has repeatedly denounced the anti-system movement.
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In college admissions, the SAT is one of many measures of an applicants' readiness — which is how it should be.
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The performance standards will help "improve the school readiness of young children" who participate in Head Start, the agency said.
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Secretary Mattis's National Defense Strategy targets readiness, lethality and reforms to better counter great power competition from China and Russia.
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But, what really doomed Jackson was bipartisan skepticism about his readiness for the office to which he was nominated. 4.
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Accordingly, undertaking reasonable efforts to improve worker skills and readiness while directly providing some with jobs makes imminent economic sense.
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Readiness for deployment - both physical and mental - has been seen as one of many potential factors influencing soldiers' suicide risk.
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The U.S. president, who is vacationing at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf resort, described American military readiness in stark terms.
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The reauthorization of the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act (PAHPA), which enables that readiness and response, is currently underway.
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Scott West, then director of current operations, testified about the Air Force's inadequate readiness before the House Armed Services Committee.
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They steered clear of framing their misgivings on morality grounds, instead voicing concerns about "military readiness" and unit cohesion. Gen.
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This is about the alliance, this is about safeguarding the alliance this is about ensuring our readiness as an alliance.
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Yet, when each of these policies were implemented, military leaders not only accepted them, but realized they actually improved readiness.
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Mattis has also forbidden detailed discussion of military "readiness," whether the troops have all the training and equipment to fight.
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Bangladesh's readiness to transfer the Rohingya to a squalid island raises numerous concerns and questions the motive behind the resettlement.
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President Trump's promise to rebuild the American military and restore its level of readiness is one of the most important.
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House Armed Services has a hearing on the Marine Corps's budget request and readiness scheduled for Thursday, 2628:28503 a.m.
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"The amendment may increase force structure in critical areas where doing so would have an immediate readiness impact," Mattis wrote.
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One recent study determined that the change in regulation would cost little and would have little impact on unit readiness.
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These delays may limit school readiness and emotional health, said study leader Alonzo Folger of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
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The undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness has released an official memo marking Pride Month since DADT was repealed.
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It carefully balances the readiness needs of the military with the medical needs of transgender individuals who wish to serve.
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The office will also work with our NATO allies in elevating anti-corruption as part of NATO's Readiness Action Plan.
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But outside of the immediate cause of the crash, the investigation also found a squadron suffering from severe readiness issues.
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While the threats to Americans and our interests have grown in recent years, the readiness of our military has declined.
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But of the total OCO account, $2900 billion would be used for base requirements such as readiness, infrastructure and modernization.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee will hold a hearing with senior military leaders on the services' readiness at 2202 a.m.
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Each service branch's F-35's are falling short of combat readiness goals, according to the Pentagon's top testing official.
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Since Shulkin's firing, the interim head of the VA has been Robert Wilkie, undersecretary of Defense for personnel and readiness.
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Germany, the biggest paymaster, was cautious, repeating its readiness, like France, to spend more but only if it was "fair".
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Most did not meet the United Nations' own standards for troop readiness, and some had already been accused of misconduct.
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He is not describing military readiness to defend the United States in the event Pyongyang shoots a nuke at Denver.
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He is going to dramatically increase our readiness, dramatically strengthen us, strengthen our navy, strengthen our air force, save money.
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A man will never know the feeling of people calculating your age, your marital status, and your child-bearing readiness.
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In that same investigation, a Marine allegedly was thrown into concertina wire during a Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation exercise.
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Understanding how this system works is critical if you're looking to boost yourself to raid readiness as quickly as possible.
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"From a morale and readiness perspective, labs were frustrated by the delays and the silence from the CDC," he said.
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But this is not entirely the fault of the worker, as there are two critical factors that determine retirement readiness.
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This is coupled with a refreshing readiness to admit, now and again, that important questions have not yet been resolved.
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The military is overwhelmingly focused on adaptation — preparing for the changes on the way, maintaining readiness and allocating resources accordingly.
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Correcting those manpower imbalances was also needed to meet the service's 80% full-spectrum readiness goal, the budget overview notes.
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It weakens military readiness, and reduces America's ability to confront the real and growing threats we face around the world.
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" In a follow-up email, he described the election system's readiness and resilience, compared to 2016, as "night and day.
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Nearly everyone who saw Ms. Najjar at the protests was struck by her readiness to place herself in harm's way.
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A Jordanian official who requested anonymity said the Jordanian army had stepped up its state of readiness at the border.
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Amy R. Ebitz, a fellow with the Brookings Institution, said the border deployment might actually help readiness, not hurt it.
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Top military leadership have come out against the policy, expressing how it would harm military readiness, rather than improve it.
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Early on, emissaries of the Russian oligarchs sent word of their readiness to help embarrass and undermine the Clinton candidacy.
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NASA is set to conduct a flight readiness review on Friday for SpaceX's mission without a crew on March 2.
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But it also shows a readiness to accept and address so many problems we have in all kinds of ways.
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Dr. Decker's mother works for Advancement Via Individual Determination, a college readiness program for sophomores and juniors in Roseville, Minn.
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An increase in political will is urgently needed from our world leaders, as is a readiness to partner with others.
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He co-founded a local organization called Imagine This, which "promotes college and career readiness" to Charlotte high school students.
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NASA has committed to a launch readiness date in 2025, though the mission could be ready as soon as 2023.
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Standing on a balcony, he puts on headphones, then wanders among his friends, singing about his readiness to escape melancholy.
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Berteau is coming from the Pentagon, where he serves as the assistant secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness.
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But that increase "occurred without enough screening for project viability and readiness before they entered the budget," the IMF said.
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The three European powers have shown greater readiness to work toward what the British prime minister dubbed a "Trump deal".
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They argue the ban would be disruptive and degrade military readiness, rather than improve it, as the president has asserted.
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The cumulative effects of holding force size steady or increasing while suppressing capability and readiness is an unbalanced defense program.
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Erivo portrays Celie's complications with an astonishing emotional readiness and purity; she has no truck with the standard Broadway bombast.
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"None of them reported any negative impacts on operational effectiveness or operational readiness or cohesion of the force," Schaefer said.
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The House Armed Services Committee said that would help address "important readiness shortfalls neglected" in the president's proposed 2018 budget.
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"Continuous Bomber Presence (CBP) missions are intended to maintain the readiness of U.S. forces," the Pacific Air Forces statement said.
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Yet even with the higher score, the quality of retirement readiness in the U.S. ranks as medium, according to Aegon.
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China is ranked 221st out of 232 countries globally for its outbreak readiness, according to the Global Health Security Index.
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Buttigieg's rivals are increasingly desperate to slow his momentum and cast doubt on his experience and readiness for the presidency.
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Asthma, mental health issues and ADHD top the list of maladies that keep the recruiters at bay, says Mission: Readiness.
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He is a senior member of the House Armed Services Committee and serves on the Strategic Forces and Readiness subcommittees.
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The Giants are not sure of Bisnowaty's readiness or whether he can prove himself at the demanding left tackle position.
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The Reserve Officers Association has proposed legislation that would reduce these disruptions to military readiness and care for military families.
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