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contingency

[kuhn-tin-juhn-see] / kənˈtɪn dʒən si /


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A surveillance aircraft that should have provided critical intelligence on the number of crossings never launched due to poor weather conditions - and there was no contingency plan, the inquiry found.

From BBC

CEOs have always planned for contingencies, but now they must prepare for a seemingly infinite number of scenarios.

From Barron's

From 2027 as part of the New Zoo Standards, they will be legally required to have a contingency plan to care for animals during prolonged income loss, major incidents, or permanent closure.

From BBC

The Iraq example underscores the need for rapid military contingencies, including the deployment of specialized teams to secure Iranian sites quickly.

From The Wall Street Journal

Tyson has prepared and implemented contingency, hiring and retention plans as needed to maintain its workforce and operations, according to the spokesperson.

From MarketWatch