Sentence examples for disaster under control from inspiring English sources

Indonesia has agreed to accept foreign aid for the disaster but the government told foreign rescue teams to "stand down", insisting they had the disaster under control.

One risk for the Greens is that their success could ebb if Japan managed to bring its nuclear disaster under control.

Bleak as it sounds, cops refusing to turn a blind eye is the surest way to get this disaster under control.

The depth of the well blow-out – a mile below the Gulf surface – proved to be a major challenge in bringing the disaster under control.

It is bizarre that this is happening as the Japanese government is discharging over 11,000 tons of radioactive water into the Pacific, as independent analysts are saying it could take years to get the disaster at Fukushima under control and, concurrently, the nuclear industry is assuring us, yet again, that the next generation of nuclear power stations will be much safer than previous ones.

6.49pm BST Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte said the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe was negotiating with separatists to bring the train containing bodies from the Malaysia Airlines disaster under Ukrainian government control.

The Department for International Development and Department for Communities and Local Government have struck a deal to put the co-ordination of Britain's disaster response operations overseas under control of the UK Fire and Rescue Service.

On Thursday, Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer declared that the government was "prepared to give any assistance or support to bring this terrible natural disaster and its effects under control". Neither Schroeder nor Fischer distanced themselves from Trittin's remarks, which were still reverberating Thursday.

Later it was reported that a fuel storage site in the area had been hit by a rocket and fires there could cause a disaster if not kept under control.

Relief efforts 'contain' effects of flooding on Indonesian children and families NEW YORK, USA, 3 January 2007 – Following massive flooding that started on 22 December, UNICEF Indonesia and its partners have managed to get many of the disaster's most serious effects under control.

The Moldovan-registered Blue Sky M was within five miles and 45 minutes' sailing time of a disaster when it was boarded and brought under control.