Sentence examples for crisis definition 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.
The analyses reveal a serious humanitarian crisis with the Butajira population during 1998 1999, which met the CDC guideline crisis definition of more than one death per 10,000 per day.
The data that was compiled from all studies included: information on the type of study (e.g. randomized controlled trial) the crisis definition used the perspective (person with dementia, informal caregiver, heath care provider) the recommendations pertaining to the crisis.
Therefore, the objective of this article was to systematically review the dementia literature to identify crisis definitions and to propose a standardized definition for clinical practice and future research.
Also, even under a new bankruptcy law introduced since the crisis, the definition of bankruptcy is not clear.
Perhaps the Ken Burns/Wynton Marsalis conception of history is itself a product of the crisis of definition, an effort to fix the music's boundaries in the wake of a couple of decades of boundary crossing and instability?
This paper applies international humanitarian crisis threshold definitions to the BRHP data in an attempt to identify suitable mortality thresholds that may be used for the prospective detection of humanitarian crises in population surveillance sites in developing countries.
They take the view that the refugee crisis is by definition a Europe-wide emergency that can only be tackled by broader and concerted European policies.
In the recent crisis, however, this definition has become problematic: where consumerism once promised liberation it has now become the engine of an unsustainable lifestyle.
Their salaries should be severely cut in a fiscal crisis (choose your definition: default, capital flight).
If the goal is to prevent a systemic crisis, then by definition fairness is out the window because some firms are viewed differently than others.
