Sentence examples for emergency aspects from inspiring English sources

It should not only consider emergency aspects but instead cover the whole bandwidth of event information.

The paper concludes that UNICEF - using its position with government and NGOs, between national policy and local practice - could have a major role in advocating for a response that addresses both the developmental and emergency aspects of the crisis.

The security and emergency planning aspects of the plants have been even more intently inspected and evaluated since 9/11.

A spokeswoman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission wrote in an email, "As part of the NRC's 30-, 60- and 90-day report on 'lessons learned' from the Japanese nuclear emergency, all aspects of nuclear power plant safety and security regulations will be reviewed".

Past studies have focused on patterns of injury presented to the emergency department, various aspects of restraint usage and injury, or specific populations of RSOs.

"In Italy, we're very good at the process of emergency reception the humanitarian aspect," Salvatore Vella, a prosecutor in the Sicilian city of Agrigento, told me.

In the haste of emergency actions, this aspect does not always receive the attention it deserves.

This person will be responsible for all aspects of emergency administration, from posting emergency materials throughout the office, to coordinating fire exercises and evacuation strategies.

Activities will include: train Ministry officials in education in emergencies; train 76 school principals from the child-friendly schools project in the psychosocial aspects of emergency education care and recovery, and fund follow-up workshops for 600 teachers; prepare emergency preparedness materials; and translate emergency education resources into Tetun.

Unlike with other crises, the political aspect of this emergency has overshadowed the humanitarian aspect, and raising funds and having the focus on the continuous and increasing humanitarian needs of both people within Syria and Syrian refugees in neighbouring countries have been challenging.

It is formally charged in the government's National Response Plan as a primary entity responsible for coordinating emergency shelters and other aspects of victim care during disasters.