Defense Preparedness
/dɪˈfɛns prɪˌpɛərdnəs/
Definitions
- (n.) The state of readiness of a nation or organization to defend itself against external threats, including military, strategic, and civil measures.
The government increased its defense preparedness in response to rising international tensions.
- (n.) Legal and administrative frameworks aimed at ensuring effective and coordinated responses to national emergencies or attacks.
Defense preparedness plans include coordination among various agencies to manage crises efficiently.
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- defense preparedness
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Commentary
The term often encompasses both military and civilian measures; in legal drafting, specify which aspect of preparedness applies to avoid ambiguity.
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