Sentence examples for critical relief from inspiring English sources

The Secretary-General notes that the United Nations and humanitarian partners, in close coordination with local and national authorities, have quickly ramped up critical relief operations to help families in desperate need.

This kind of filmmaking, though, has lately taken on a particular cachet, infused with creative pride and critical relief in the age of the computer-generated superhero super-spectacle.

But in those first days after the storm, the crisis in Vieques was so great that the group instead mobilized an emergency response effort, delivering satellite phones and critical relief supplies food, first-aid, water, and medications to Vieques, which had received inadequate FEMA support.

In the last few weeks, various nonprofits have provided critical relief to those directly affected by the flooding.

Right before Warren took the stage at CAP, she excoriated Watt at a Senate Banking Committee hearing for not providing that critical relief to homeowners during his tenure.

He saw health care reform as critical relief to businesses that are buckling under the weight of providing for their employees in a badly broken system.

According to this concept, an antidepressant-induced normalization of the overstimulation is critical for relief of the clinical symptoms of depression.

The Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, has reshuffled his government to boost bailout reforms in the hope of getting the EU to agree to critical debt relief by the end of the year.

"At the same time, the United States will continue to provide critical humanitarian relief to Syrian refugees, including those in Turkey who owe so much to the tremendous generosity of the Turkish people," he said in the article.

A spokesman for Mr. Lautenberg, who declined a request for an interview, issued a statement: "Senator Lautenberg is focused on passing a critical disaster relief bill for New Jersey and addressing America's broken gun laws.

She also urged efforts to expand "critical, lifesaving relief operations," according to a statement.