Sentences with phrase «to meet the threat»

Such initiatives will prepare farmers and other stakeholders to meet the threat of climate change, including drought.

Survival demands an alert and attentive brain to meet the threat head on and be prepared to combat it again in the future.

Their venom evolves to best meet threats from predators and to cope with changing aquatic environments,» explained Dr. Yehu Moran.

Despite their size and strength, Kuvs are quick - moving, nimble - footed protectors when meeting a threat.

As the author, Porteous, points out, Public Safety Canada recently released «Canada's Cyber Security Strategy,» outlining in general terms the steps that the government proposes Canada take to meet the threat described by the Minister, Vic Toews, rather bluntly:

«I will do my utmost to ensure that the Department meets the threats of today and tomorrow, and to ensure our frontline personnel have the tools and resources to accomplish their vital missions,» Nielsen said of her confirmation.

Instead of immediately meeting a threat to their self - esteem with a reaction to invalidate, belittle, or disenfranchise the other person, the dominant partner can now begin to examine where their sense of shame and inadequacy comes from.

David Cameron has said the Conservative Party will meet the threat from UKIP in the South East head - on as it campaigns for a by - election in Rochester and Strood.

And as long as I'm President, America will lead the world to meet the threat of climate change before it's too late.

«We need to invest every defense dollar to meet the threat that we're facing right now as a nation,» she told CNN's Wolf Blitzer later on Wednesday, arguing that the Obama administration's decision to allow transgender people to serve would cost $ 1.35 billion over a decade just for sex - reassignment surgeries.

We can help lead the world to meet this threat.

Andrew Vahrenkamp, Senior Research Analyst at Raddon, asks why most banks do not have a strategy to meet this threat.

This will require local chief officers to have regard to national threats, as set out by the Home Secretary, and the need to maintain a national policing capability to meet those threats.

The Conservatives would, he said, conduct a strategic defence review, define Britain's national interest, the threats we'll face, and then set out the equipment and alliances necessary to meet those threats.

Dr Fox warned that Britain was a nation that was losing its moral seriousness and that this endangered our ability to meet the threats to our peace and security:

These steadfast guardians usually exhibit a Zen - like calm, but they can quickly spring into action and move with grace and speed to meet a threat.

Unlocking more options for the Rauser involves you meeting these threats head on, as each part has a series of challenges associated with it, ranging from blowing up a specific enemy type, to destroying a number of enemies without letting off of the fire button.

A bigger bad is coming and the former foes create an alliance to meet the threat.

That's why one of the things I'll do while I'm in Alaska is to convene other nations to meet this threat.

The President looked forward to his upcoming trip, and promised that while he is in office, America will lead the world to meet the threat of climate change before it's too late.