Sentence examples for Social emergencies from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, these studies have brought to the fore the theme of Common Goods, material and immaterial, against the neoliberal policies focused on reducing public expenditure, regardless of recurring economic and social emergencies.

During these long social emergencies, we need to organize our own community self defense.

Their routine work involves ensuring order during sporting events, crowds and parades, natural and social emergencies, and they are also often involved in public events in which there is a high risk of terrorist attacks and physical clashes.

Earlier this year, François Hollande described France's unemployment rate as an "economic and social emergency".

"There was a social emergency" inside the museum, Filippetti told me.

"There is no room for complacency," he said, describing the situation in some countries as a "social emergency".

The need to be there, we feel, really is a need not just a physical longing but a social emergency, to which no alternative can be imagined.

Workers with jobs and without spoke of a "social emergency" crippling the world's largest economic bloc, a union of 27 nations and half a billion people.

Its caseloads rose by nearly half from 1988 to 1992, when 1.3 million persons were on welfare, a situation described as a social emergency of historic proportions.

The need to be there, we feel, really is a need — not just a physical longing but a social emergency, to which no alternative can be imagined.

But Dr. Vázquez has scored points with voters, promising that his priority will be to "address the social emergency afflicting Uruguay" and to seek "a more equitable distribution" of the nation's wealth.