Sentence examples for disaster operation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's declaration was necessary to empower Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of Health and Human Services, to issue waivers that allow hospitals in danger of being overwhelmed with swine flu patients to execute disaster operation plans that include transferring patients off-site to satellite facilities or other hospitals.

Even stranger was the actual tweet: "President Obama and the First Lady are here visiting our disaster operation center right now".

TR struggles (as all relief organizations do) with finding enough financial resources to cover each disaster operation before the next disaster hits and people's attention and giving moves on.

"I think it appears that some people are getting impatient but as it is we have got indications that there are people who are still trapped in the rubble," said Nathan Macharia Kigotho, the director of the national disaster operation centre.

The NBEOC is an important tool for ensuring that this is possible, and that the private sector is integrated into disaster operations at a strategic, operational and tactical level.

Of the 62 wounded, 20 were in critical condition, according to the national disaster operations centre.

They also can use proceeds to buy food and drinks at conferences or during disaster operations.

Michelle Obama taped a public service ad with the same message, and then followed up with a visit to the Red Cross's disaster operations center with President Obama.

Completed a number of volunteer training programs with the American Red Cross for disaster operations and humanitarian relief, case management, shelter management, public relations, and many more.

Forensic pathologists commonly use computed tomography (CT) images to assist in determining the cause and manner of death as well as for mass disaster operations.

"It's that middle group that was fragile, perhaps living paycheck to paycheck, who have now lost their homes and their jobs," said Kim Burgo, vice president for disaster operations for Catholic Charities USA, which is working to feed and shelter victims.