Sentence examples for crisis alert from inspiring English sources

It is indeed curious why more than 4000 Filipinos still remain in Libya amidst the declaration of Crisis Alert Level 4, which imposes mandatory repatriation.

We need to figure out the specifics over time" Gleit says, but for now Facebook's Donations Fund will match when the social network solicits donations on its crisis alert pages.

Back then, just a couple of weeks short of defaulting on its debt, with the markets in crisis alert and the government in shutdown, Congress finally agreed to a temporary solution delaying the problem until this month.

In case you don't have a "Corbyn media crisis" alert on your phone, welcome to Traingate.

The bold headline on the front page of the Financial Times some two weeks ago, "US Drought Triggers World Food Crisis Alert," reported that the worst U.S. drought in fifty years was pushing agricultural commodities to record prices.

- I'm going to have nightmares of Garrett Erik Charles Nielsenn) yelling "CRISIS ALERT!" - While I'm glad the show acknowledge the age difference between Jeff and Annie and how them getting together might be a little creepy, I think they need to make a decision.

The financial crisis alerted many bank boards to the dangers of concentrating too much power in one executive's hands.

An economic crisis alerts both officials and the private sector to the dangers of excessive leverage; the resulting regime of public regulation and private caution brings a long era of stability.

UBS, which had been fighting to restore its reputation after it became one of the biggest continental European casualties of the 2008 banking crisis, alerted City of London police at 1am on Thursday after it uncovering alleged "unauthorised trading" in the late afternoon and embarked on a wide-ranging internal investigation.

As shown during the final demonstration of the Alert4All system and through the collocated user-centered activities, the social media analysis component of Alert4All provides additional benefit for command and control personnel in terms of providing immediate feedback regarding the development of a crisis in general and regarding the reception of crisis alerts in particular.

In this section, we highlight the manifestations of "unrealistic optimism", considering the fluidity of risk perceptions as events unfold; i.e., political crisis developed, alert level raised, and repatriation pressure loomed.