Sentence examples for dealing with the disasters from inspiring English sources
Mr Summers and Mr Geithner were deeply involved in dealing with the disasters that befell Mexico, East Asia, Russia and Latin America during that time.
Emergency relief is an important activity dealing with the disasters to transfer a large number of materials to the destroyed places for casualties and reconstruction for the country, even the world.
As Jan Egeland, the United Nations' main official dealing with the disaster, pointed out, the immediate humanitarian response proved "remarkably, perhaps singularly, effective, swift and muscular".
Why did China's official press give prominence to party leaders' "important instructions" to "spare no effort" in dealing with the disaster?
But regardless of whether Mr Kan calls an election or not, if the main parties cannot find common ground for dealing with the disaster, they still need a bomb put under them.
Wall Street, which has fueled the city's economic expansion but has recently fallen into a precarious financial position, is liable to be further battered by the costs of dealing with the disaster.
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Michael Brown, a former commissioner for the International Arabian Horse Association, made a hash of dealing with the disaster but nevertheless received an encomium from the president—"Brownie, you're doing a heckuva job"—that rang around the country.The Truman hopeHow will Mr Bush be judged in the light of history?
"Are you seriously suggesting that the [notebook] dealing with the disaster is destroyed, and from three days after the disaster they have survived?" "No," Beal said, "but what I am suggesting to you is that every book prior to that will have been destroyed, or may have been destroyed".
The government also asked "several international organisations" to provide assistance in dealing with the disaster, the AFP news agency reports.
