Sentence examples for appropriate crisis from inspiring English sources
35 The original Beck Depression Inventory Fast-Screen includes an item on suicidality that will not be included in this survey as the CHW may not feel adequately trained to cope effectively with a suicidal participant and may not have the resources to provide appropriate crisis management.
It examines how accounting numbers serve as reconfigurable signs that construct appropriate "crises", motivate government intervention, and marshal stakeholders towards solutions.
Though an International Olympic Committee spokesman called the apology "entirely appropriate," a crisis management expert in the U.S. questioned whether its tone would sway public sentiment.
The findings of this study will enable marketers to develop appropriate post-crisis strategies based on predicted consumer responses depending on the level of brand equity and branding strategy.
Dinkins was criticized for seeming more concerned with his daily tennis game than was appropriate during the crisis.
The deficit hawks are already trying to appropriate the European crisis, presenting it as an object lesson in the evils of government red ink.
These are, as is appropriate for a crisis intervention, largely short term strategies.
Other diplomats and U.S. officials say France and Germany's leading role in talks between Moscow and Kiev, which led to a shaky ceasefire deal in eastern Ukraine, was appropriate for a crisis that hits them closer to home.
Effective public health emergency preparedness and response requires appropriate preevent, event (crisis phase), and postevent (consequence phase) activities.
6, 7 During the last decade public and private sector organizations, under the leadership of the Roll Back Malaria RBM Partnershipip, have recognized the need to work together to bring complementary expertise to the task of identifying and developing vector control tools appropriate to humanitarian crises.
Evidence of poor quality care was widespread, with less than a fifth of people feeling they received appropriate support in a crisis, King's Fund said.
