Sentence examples for case of evacuation from inspiring English sources

We just received notification under our door preparing us in case of evacuation.

Some are trying to assuage the fears of prospective visitors by offering renters' insurance for the first time, which would allow people to recoup their money in case of evacuation or damage.

Interviews with employees indicate that Promenade failed to carry out basic responsibilities, including adding staff for the storm as required by the state, stocking enough medicine and flashlights, and preparing patients' records in case of evacuation.

In areas such as Takaharu, local government prioritised maintaining functionality of roads that might have been required in the case of evacuation.

Rother District Council said it was prepared for flooding in the Norman's Bay/Sovereign Harbour area and had joined colleagues from Wealden, Lewes and Eastbourne in setting up rest centres in case of evacuation.

To prepare for Tropical Storm Emily, World Vision workers have been visiting camps yesterday and today to ensure that residents are aware of the importance of clearing drains, reinforcing tents and protecting essential documents, as well as ensuring access to communications and identifying safe havens in case of evacuation.

Rescue shelters, food and water are also ready in case of evacuations.

"He said, 'In case of an evacuation of the president, you're to be the radio and television pool correspondent,' " Mr. Vanocur recalled from his home in Santa Barbara, Calif.

In the event of a natural disaster, terrorist attack or, as in the case of Lebanon, evacuation plans, United States consular officers can then notify those Americans abroad.

At the tiny school district in Crawford, not far from President Bush's ranch, Schools Superintendent Kenneth Judy said school buses were lined up about 40 minutes early in case of an evacuation.

The county complied with a request from parents who asked that children from the same school district be kept in one reception area in case of an evacuation to make it easier for parents to pick them up.