Sentence examples for crisis task force from inspiring English sources

But what's important now is our response," said Goshi Hosono, who heads the Japanese government's nuclear crisis task force.

A C.I.A. crisis task force was established, and, according to the same official, the C.I.A. compared "handheld" photographs of the site with "overheads" taken by American satellites.

After the earthquake and tsunami struck Japan in March, STMicroelectronics, like many global companies that buy parts and materials from Japan, quickly set up a crisis task force to assess the health of its supply network there.

For instance, Dr. Bernard Saccaro, a Rochelle Park rheumatologist who is chairman of the medical society's liability crisis task force, said he and his partners had already decided to lend money to the new company.

The programme, devised by the Psychosocial Support (PSS) Unit of the Maldives Government Crisis Task Force, includes sessions of drawing and painting for children under 12.

While acknowledging the current budget crisis, the task force also called on the state to increase financing as soon as possible, by issuing bonds.

Armament increases are for enhanced offensive capabilities to special purpose Marine rapid crisis response task forces, rather than as an attack platform.

Michigan governor Rick Snyder, who has been roundly criticized for his administration's delayed response in addressing the crisis, appointed a task force in December to review the situation.

With the country's largest ocean shipper in limbo and the shipbuilding industry also in crisis, a government task force is directing moves to salvage the container shipping sector, which like ocean shipping worldwide has been battered by weak demand and overcapacity.

After failing to produce any major prosecutions stemming from the housing crisis, an expanded federal task force is planning a new tack, cracking down on financial firms suspected of improperly bundling home loans into securities for investors, officials said Wednesday.

Five nights a week, Dr. Lawson, whose degree is in education, oversees a lecture series in the back room, where speakers from advocacy groups like the Gay Men's Health Crisis and the Minority Task Force on AIDS discuss topics of particular interest to gay men.