Sentence examples for case of crises from inspiring English sources

One possible compromise not being discussed in the Doha round may be for countries to continue relying on trade for most food imports, but hold bigger reserves in case of crises.

Adm. Dennis Blair, now retired, who commanded American forces in the Pacific until last year, argues that even if the threat from North Korea dissipates, the United States should keep forces on the peninsula in case of crises in other parts of Asia.

She notes that in the wake of the earthquake UNICEF's budget for child protection in Haiti went from roughly $1m to more than $10m, despite the fact that "everything that was broken [about the child social-welfare system] after the earthquake was broken before".In the case of crises in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa, donors waited until the famine was full blown before scaling up their aid.

Following the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami which struck Japan in 2011, calls were made to expand the country's oil stocks in case of crises in the future which might hamper oil distribution again.

In the case of crises caused by climate or conflict, immediate targeted food aid will have to be provided to the affected populations.

This reflects the principle that any possible introduction of common intervention mechanisms in case of crises, including a direct access to ESM, should be preceded by common controls to reduce the likelihood that intervention mechanisms will have to be used.

Additionally, he proposed a permanent new system of sharing refugees in case of crisis.

Crisis management expert Jonathan Bernstein described the situation as a "classic case of crisis fomented by breakdown between marketing and operations".

The Freedom Corps will focus on three areas of need: responding in case of crisis at home, rebuilding our communities and extending American compassion throughout the world.

He was given a slip of paper advising him to go to A&E or call the Samaritans in case of crisis.

"The brochures and pamphlets, posters and billboards, every bit of advertising promising that in a case of crisis the branch here would be backed by the home office -- all of that has been taken away".