Sentence examples for context of relief from inspiring English sources
These assessments reveal that ongoing human rights abuses have occurred in cyclone-affected areas in the context of relief and reconstruction efforts.
An integer linear programming model is proposed to build the path selection for container supply chain in the context of emergency relief.
The virtual contact centre is evaluated against traditional contact centre solutions in the context of a relief operation helping storm evacuees connect with relatives in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
There are huge moral questions here: in the context of humanitarian relief, is there equality of status between a passport-holding European university student on holiday and someone stuck in a refugee camp?
For example, the GOLD Global Strategy for Diagnosis, Management, and Prevention of COPD (GOLD guideline 2014) does not mention chronic pain and discusses opioids only in the context of the relief of dyspnoea.
In this context, the job of relief agencies is to get as much food to as many hungry and starving people as is humanly possible.
In this context, the sense of relief at care being provided is often accompanied by feelings of failure or betrayal.
We cannot agree with the suggestion in Mr. Justice BLACK'S dissent that the weight to be accorded the benefits of finality is as controlling in the context of post-conviction relief as in the context of retroactive relief.
In this regard, the case study offers an interesting laboratory to explore how attitudes towards flood-risk preparedness at the individual level are being influenced within the context of a flood relief scheme that is only partially constructed.
The issue of non-discrimination in the context of access to relief food was mostly discussed with caution and in some cases it nearly aroused hostile political debate.
Despite an attempt to discuss human rights principles of participation and non-discrimination in the context of disaster and relief food, comprehension was low and there were was general apathy towards discussing issues of accountability and transparency.
