Sentence examples for acknowledged emergency from inspiring English sources

Even in many of the democracies which formally accept the reality of the problem, the most usual solution to the acknowledged emergency has been pathetically inadequate greenhouse gas emission reduction targets in the short-term and heroic pledges over the long term which later generations of political leaders are somehow expected to fulfil.

Yes, he acknowledged, the emergency reserve was created in case of major supply disruptions, not to manipulate prices.

Many residents believed they were insufficiently warned, though it is acknowledged that emergency managers and citizens pay less attention to gale warnings then they do for tropical cyclone warnings.

This week, after years of acknowledging that emergency contraceptives are safe and effective for nonprescription use, the government missed a tremendous opportunity to make emergency contraception more available to women who need it.

Government officials privately acknowledge the "Emergency Plan" should have been better planned.

Mr Hebert said that while the Ethiopian government had made serious efforts to tackle the outbreak, the negative connotations about cholera made it reluctant to publicly acknowledge the emergency situation.

"This continues to be the case and we are aware that only a couple of hundred unaccompanied children have been transferred of the 480 placements identified". The letter acknowledges the emergency clearance of the Calais refugee camps led to "difficult circumstances" and that the UK government is also facing a legal challenge over the scheme.

Even if we act from complete selfishness, we must acknowledge the emergency for our survival.

Nevertheless, we acknowledge that emergency food may become famine food under certain circumstances.

Mr. Greenspan has acknowledged that an emergency like this one could occur again, and he recently called on bankers and regulators to be more alert to the risks of financial derivatives and other investments in unseasoned markets.

He acknowledged that an emergency could force the barge into a foreign port, which he said is allowed under international agreements.