On Saturday Oxfam took the unusual step of calling for troops to be sent to west Africa, along with funding and medical staff, to prevent the Ebola outbreak becoming the "definitive humanitarian disaster of our generation".
Investigators have said that without the flight recorders it may never be possible to determine the definitive cause of the disaster.
Scraton's book, Hillsborough: The Truth, is regarded as a definitive account of the disaster and he was given the freedom of the city of Liverpool for his work.
The U.S., with more operating reactors than any country, took a more measured response, waiting for a definitive accounting of the disaster by an expert task force before beginning to establish a credible path forward based on lessons learned from Fukushima.
Not definitive, just definite.
Heralded by Ian Davis in one review as the 'long-awaited, definitive book' on culture and disaster, the editors of this edition in the Routledge Study series in Hazards, Disaster Risk, and Climate Change had much ground to cover.
SEOUL, South Korea — It could take weeks for engineers to salvage the South Korean warship that sank in waters disputed by North Korea after a mysterious explosion and provide a definitive explanation of what caused the disaster.
Until the Department of Agriculture, Ms. Veneman and President Bush take definitive and aggressive action against this agricultural and health disaster, I (and many, many others) will not purchase beef at a market or restaurant.
The proponents of weather weirding may be correct, but science moves at its own steady, judicious pace and will be slow to make a clear, definitive causal link between a warming climate and all the recent headline-making torrential disasters or any disasters to come.
The results suggest that additional / more powerful HID systems should be used when searching for relatives within STR databases in order to enable definitive conclusions, which are also required in cases of motherless paternity and massive disasters.
