crisis reaction造句

• The G-7 requested the paper in part to improve pre-crisis prevention and post-crisis reaction.
• He calls it the " crisis reaction ."
• Certner, the AARP lobbyist, agreed that Social Security's future problems do not require a crisis reaction.
• Because NATO became increasingly focussed on other crisis reaction forces ( the so-called High Readiness Forces ( Land ) ), the headquarters of MND ( C ) was disbanded on 25 October 2002.
• Those who opt for specialized units such as crisis reaction forces can extend their service for up to 13 months at additional pay of 1, 200 marks ( dlrs 860 ) a month.
• He said the government has said it wants to obtain new transport planes, develop a European reconnaissance satellite, form a European military corps into a crisis reaction force, and organize a readiness troop unit for United Nations'missions.
• The reform, designed to save $ 700 million a year by 2003, also will end the separation of crisis reaction forces _ set up primarily for international operations such as NATO missions _ and the main forces.
• Lt . Col . Ekkehard Griep is the commander of the 142nd Rocket Artillery Battalion, the only German rocket battalion assigned to NATO's crisis reaction forces, ready to be sent to a war emergency, and therefore always at the highest state of readiness.
• Sabre Squadron, the installation s designated crisis reaction battalion at the time of the incident, was alerted to deploy back from training in the field and assist Fort Hood Emergency Services with cordoning the crime scene while the police searched for additional suspects.
• As a further development of the Fuchs 1, two pre-production Fuchs KRK ( " Krisenreaktionskr鋐te "-German : " Crisis Reaction Forces " ) were built in 1997, with production vehicle options for 50 units expected in 1999 . The type never entered quantity production.
• Today, after a ruling of the Federal Constitutional Court in 1994 the term " defence " has been defined to not only include protection of the borders of Germany, but also crisis reaction and conflict prevention, or more broadly as guarding the security of Germany anywhere in the world.