Sentence examples for evacuated population from inspiring English sources
What is most ironic is that much of the evacuated population has been given refuge in those same almost mythical work camps (which are hotel-like accommodations for workers in distant areas).
A number of clusters are selected randomly to represent the evacuated population or an entire affected community.
If major earthquakes could be predicted, it would be possible to evacuate population centres and take other measures that could minimize the loss of life and perhaps reduce damage to property as well.
This paper will also explore whether attractive job center emerges and evacuates population and jobs as the master plan advocated in the case of Yizhuang.
But the risk to people living nearby can be reduced significantly by assessing volcanic hazards, monitoring volcanic activity and forecasting eruptions, and instituting procedures for evacuating populations.
FANTASY or not, the nuclear accident in Japan is putting renewed attention on exactly how to protect or evacuate the population around Indian Point, 35 miles from Midtown Manhattan in the most populous part of the country, with population of almost 20 million people in the metropolitan region.
In June, the tiny South Pacific nation of Kiribati announced that rising sea levels were making its lands uninhabitable and asked for help in evacuating its population.
"Any reasonable analysis would conclude that the risk was greater by not evacuating the population than by doing so," he said, adding that "information was concealed".
"The volcano is not erupting yet, but as a preventive measure we've decided to evacuate the population," the Neuquen Crisis Committee said.
"If you have better monitoring systems for earthquakes, you can take precautions and evacuate the population if a tsunami is about to occur," said Alan Krueger, the Treasury Department's chief economist.
