Sentence examples for can evacuate from inspiring English sources

At the same time, an official in the U.S. military told me, "more and more restrictions will be placed on when the I.S.A.F. can evacuate Afghans".

"We work on a worst-case scenario that we can evacuate Cape May County in 36 hours," said Frank McCall, director of the county's Emergency Management Communications Center.

"Any power that can evacuate a high percentage of its urban population to protection is in a much better position to bargain than one which cannot do this," Kahn explains in "On Thermonuclear War".

Before an aircraft is certified for passenger use, the plane maker must demonstrate that a full payload of passengers and crew can evacuate within 90 seconds - but such tests are carried out with volunteers unencumbered by baggage.

Fewer deaths have been recorded in recent years, largely because of the ability to warn people far in advance of spreading fires so they can evacuate the area and because of improved firefighting equipment.

"The main function of such a system is to alert people so that they can evacuate on time," said Augusto José Pereira Filho, a professor of atmospheric sciences at the Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of São Paulo.

A stratollite positioned over a hurricane over a longer period of time can provide an understanding with great accuracy of the path it will take, which can prevent unnecessary evacuations, or can help evacuate people who otherwise would not be evacuated, Poynter suggested.

How can you evacuate an area where a simple five-mile trip to the mall can take a half-hour.

There are no evacuation routes and no higher ground to where community residents can easily evacuate.

(Or total chaos?) EDWIDGE DANTICAT: I don't think you can completely evacuate Port-au-Prince.

Sure, we can always evacuate, but we cannot get around paying a price for avoiding climate change.