Sentence examples for crises under control from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps due to the national and international attention which acute emergencies often generate and the attending political pressure on government and health cluster partners to quickly bring such crises under control.

That could compromise attempts to bring the crisis under control.

A deceleration of German growth would add to the challenges Europe faces in getting the sovereign debt crisis under control.

You'll never hear a Republican who thinks Mr McCain would have the economic crisis under control.

"If it doesn't happen, I am not very optimistic about the ability of European authorities to keep the crisis under control".

"America cannot continue sleepwalking into the financial disaster that awaits us if we do not get the public-pension debt crisis under control," Mr. Hatch said.

He may have to embrace that role sooner than he thinks if Europe is to bring its escalating crisis under control.

He said there is a desperate need to bring Britain's bovine TB crisis under control and believes that culling would make an effective contribution.

One in two in Baden-Württemberg said they were concerned that Islam's influence is too strong, while voters in Rhineland-Palatinate were split down the middle when asked whether the refugee crisis under control.

Popular support for the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has tumbled to its lowest level for four-and-a-half years, a poll showed on Wednesday, with a large majority of voters sceptical that her government has the refugee crisis under control.

Kenyan officials have repeatedly tried to reassure the country — and the world — that they were bringing the crisis under control, mindful of the damage to the nation's image as a cornerstone of stability in an often turbulent region.