Sentence examples for during escalation from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry, Zemary Bashary, said private security contractors sometimes killed civilians during escalation of force episodes, but he said he did not know the number of instances.
Dose ranges during escalation are shown in Table 1.
SCIT doses are routinely given in the physician's office, especially during escalation.
Operant tasks have contributed significantly towards understanding of other facets of OCD-like compulsive behaviour, for example, the role of feedback during escalation of compulsive responding in the 'signal attenuation' model (see [25,26] for review).
In the clinical setting, the administration of small doses of a second opioid in patients with an unfavourable response during escalation with the prior opioid has been found effective in a preliminary experience, not yet published by our group.
In fact, it may be useful to trace out how hierarchical structures and local practice and resources mutually become redefined and extended during escalation process that precedes any crisis.
At all times, and especially during escalations of violence, the sanctity and integrity of UN installations must be respected.
World Vision temporarily closed our programmes in Central African Republic during the escalation of violence in late September, but one of the consequences is that people dependent on assistance are unable to receive it as long as insecurity prevents access.
That's true even for those who become loved and admired — among them, in modern times, Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan — as well as for those who remain widely loathed, among them Lyndon B. Johnson, whose mendacity during the escalation of the Vietnam War led to his virtual abdication, and Richard Nixon, whose lies and flouting of the law disgraced his office.
A NATO military spokesman in Kabul emphasized that commanders were not second-guessing troops, but urging them to practice "courageous restraint" and recognize that "you are more likely to be hurting someone who is confused rather than dangerous if you open fire" during an escalation of force episode.
