Sentence examples for crisis analysis from inspiring English sources
Therefore, we propose a novel methodological framework for remote crisis management with three main phases: (1) Crisis definition (2) Crisis Analysis and (3) Crisis Management.
This crisis analysis is set against the background of the literature on linking relief, rehabilitation, and development and Walter Benjamin's conception of peace.
In a crisis analysis, war is a specific type of transitional period where a state has determined that a political crisis must be managed through military means a violent transformation of the socio-political order.
In light of the global human resource crisis, analysis of policy implementation of financial incentives is important to guide policy makers, as these are the most commonly used staff retention strategies.
Hawaii is now frantically doing cleanup, repairs and post-crisis analysis.
The international institutions should consider ILO standards and the goals of the Jobs Pact in their crisis and post-crisis analysis and policy-making activities.
Discussion of Hirn and Michel's (1979) post-crisis analysis of seismic hypocentres during the elicitation may have influenced the experts here – highlighting the difficulty of performing a reanalysis some 40 years on.
As we watch Japan's tragic nuclear-plant situation, I am reminded of the near-catastrophe at Three Mile Island in 1979 and what the post-crisis analysis showed.
ECB pre-crisis: Our analysis showed that crisis-oriented key concepts were already present, suggesting that even before the end of 2007 the ECB's discourse shifted towards crisis terminology, and their focus may have been on the impending financial crisis.
Budd N. Shenkin Berkeley, Calif., Nov. 10, 2008 To the Editor: Re "A Once-United G.O.P. Emerges, in Identity Crisis" (news analysis, Nov. 6): The Republican Party has a fundamental (or, one might say, "fundamentalist") problem.
