Sentence examples for emergency programmes from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of the floods, emergency programmes have been introduced.
UNRWA's food aid is likely to be the first casualty of our underfunded emergency programmes.
Ethiopia's various emergency programmes will probably cost well over 1% of national income this year.
As well as aid and emergency programmes in 25 countries, the charity is involved in food banks, homeless shelters, mental health and domestic violence projects in the UK.
If and when the oil price falls, public spending will be squeezed again.Whatever the merits of the missions as emergency programmes, they stress quantity over quality.
See articleShining a spotlightThe Federal Reserve published details of the amounts that banks and companies obtained through the various emergency programmes it introduced during the financial crisis.
Even countries that could not afford emergency programmes like China's let their fiscal balances deteriorate as counter-cyclical spending got under way.
"Because of the bombing and fighting, nobody dares to move in the city and the patients are unable to hospital," said Rosa Crestani, head of emergency programmes for Médecins Sans Frontières, which is providing treatment in Douentza.
Emergency response takes '100 per cent of everyone' The Operations Centre was formally established in January 1996 as part of the Office of Emergency Programmes.
Director of UNICEF's Office of Emergency Programmes Ted Chaiban briefed the Executive Board on the role of evaluation in UNICEF's response to emergencies.
The members of UNICEF's Emergency Response Team, a dedicated team of professionals managed by the Office of Emergency Programmes (EMOPS) who spend their time in support of emergencies at the field level, conducted 14 missions for humanitarian action.
