Sentence examples for disaster draft from inspiring English sources
Like the other major sports leagues in the United States, the NFL maintains protocol for a disaster draft.
Graham, who earlier called Trump's decision "a disaster," drafted a nonbinding resolution for the Senate to call on Trump to reconsider his decision and for any future decision to withdraw to come only after a "robust interagency process" — implicit criticism of Trump's lack of consultation before Wednesday's announcement.
The N.T.S.B. has a small staff of experts, but after each disaster it drafts the talent it needs from other public agencies and the private sector — including the airlines, the aircraft makers, the pilots' union.
"News" columnists Jimmy Breslin & Patrick Buchanan compared the disaster to the draft riots of 1863.
The worst rampage in New York's history was started not by a natural disaster, but by draft numbers being drawn.
So far, only four of the 31 communities worst affected by the disaster have completed draft reconstruction plans.
The tragedy is that M.M.S. eerily presaged the disaster in the draft of a May 2000 environmental analysis of deep-water drilling in the gulf.
The conference was convened by the geological survey, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the California Emergency Management Agency to help disaster-response planners draft new strategies to limit the storms' impact.
Officials urged residents to draft family disaster plans and emergency kits, but they said duct tape and plastic sheeting were less important than blankets and batteries.
This finding will contribute to the draft National disaster policy in the area of flooding that should specifically inform residents of the flood prone areas on how far away from the river that causes flooding should households be allowed to erect houses because some precautionary measures the households have employed involved moving to higher grounds.
Today, NRDC and the National Wildlife Federation are calling on the Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMAA) to require states to consider climate change when they draft their disaster mitigation plans.
