Sentence examples for disaster support from inspiring English sources

His budget called for drastically reducing or completely dissolving programs to help refugees, deliver aid to countries hit by disaster, support fledgling democratic movements, protect women's groups, and fight the spread of H.I.V. and AIDS.

(Go to Article) Editors' Note An article in the New Jersey section on Sunday reported concerns among residents and elected officials about the delay in a federal government response to Gov. James E. McGreevey's request for disaster support after the recent flooding along the Delaware River.

Stéphane Gicquel, head of a disaster support group, who attended a meeting between French officials and the victims, told AFP that the "stakes" in the expanded inquiry were to find out if there had been errors or negligence in tracking the mental state of the co-pilot, who had a history of severe depression.

After the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, however, the Japanese government began to take action regarding the deficiencies in disaster support and planning for foreigners in Japan.

Although guidelines in Japan acknowledge language proficiency as a problem for disaster support and mitigation planning, it is not clear how proficiency in a local language, or lack thereof, affects disaster information-gathering behavior and how this should be addressed in disaster prevention planning.

The event started with an email: "If we get a deal on the big four the budget caps on defense and domestic spending, CHIP/health centers, the Dream Act, and disaster support for the storms in Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands we'll have plenty to celebrate," Reed recalled writing in her initial message.

That a team composed of the men who had survived and been scarred by the Munich disaster, supported by youth-team footballers and players drafted in from Bishop Auckland, should have completed the 1957-58 season was one thing.

PiS, which has reopened an inquiry into the disaster, supports a theory that the plane was attacked and claims Tusk – then prime minister – and his government neglected the president's security and bear, at the very least, moral responsibility for the crash.

The stories from other disasters support government issuance of third-gender ID documents, a move the central government in Nepal has yet to make.

UN agencies are on the front line of these frequent disasters, supporting governments to respond and helping people in urgent need.

The United States could learn from Cuba's evacuation plans, post-disaster medical support and citizen disaster education programs, he said.