Sentences with phrase «readying response plans»

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Placing security as a core value means that it impacts prioritization, budget concerns, time management and preparation — both to prevent a breach and to have a response plan at the ready.

Talk about timing: just Monday a group of Republican notables working with the RNC put a plan to revive the party, and here at Epolitics.com, we already had a response ready to roll.

But Geisbert, in an e-mail, notes that there are «no current plans to test this in nonhuman primates» and there has been «no official request from any agency» though he and Heinz «are both willing and ready to do whatever is needed to support the outbreak response.»

At the time, AQA was the only exam board to offer the subject, but, in response to calls to save the subject, Pearson has now confirmed plans to develop a new history of art A-level ready for next September.

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A thoughtful, well - rounded response to this question — and hopefully a bonafide, strategic plan to back it up — is the difference between an experienced, professional manufacturer who is ready for the next level of business and a newbie that isn't ready for meaningful growth, even if his or her products are worthy of it.

Research shows that only 22 percent of small businesses have a response plan ready to deal with cyber attacks and data breaches.

Plan your responses carefully and you will be ready with a concise and professional answer when these tough questions come up in your job interview.

From employee policies to insurance plans, backup - systems to emergency response teams, your toolkit for crisis needs to be ready at all times.

If the buyers have to leave town before receiving an acceptance or response to the Plan A offer, Plan B and C offers will be ready to implement.