Sentence examples for direct rescue from inspiring English sources
Today, Merkel indicated that she also believed Greece will not need a direct rescue.
It was also a big moment for citizen journalism, with besieged residents using the site to post updates, look for loved ones and direct rescue personnel.
If it works, the quiet virtue of the European Central Bank's new lending program will be that it helped buttress banks while easing the pressure on governments — without the appearance of a direct rescue.
Mr. Simsek says what is needed is a precautionary stand-by agreement and continued monitoring, but many outside investors say that Turkey requires a more direct rescue — akin to binding pacts reached with Ukraine, Pakistan and Hungary — to appease fretful markets.
In 2010, one flew over Haiti following a devastating earthquake, where it mapped the devastation and helped direct rescue efforts.
Or, at least, direct rescue squads to the scene of a disaster, which a fisherman who just happened to be carrying a GPS did when that ValuJet airliner went down in the Everglades.
Most of the horses and ponies at Little Brook are direct rescues from the horse-slaughter pipeline.
As the head of Special Operations Command, Chief Downey directed rescue operations at collapsed buildings.
Tells how Dinkins, on a junket in Japan, claimed to be directing rescue operations from Osaka.
And both were among those killed in the second unforgiving collapse of Tuesday morning, as they stood in the smoke and falling debris at a command post near Vesey and West Streets, directing rescue operations.
Among those caught in the second collapse were three of the department's most senior officials, William Feehan, the first deputy commissioner, Peter Ganci, the chief of department, and Raymond Downey, the chief of special operations, who were directing rescue operations from a command post near Vesey and West Streets.
