Sentence examples for evacuation making from inspiring English sources

The center's location is controversial because of its location in a tsunami-vulnerable area and the Navy's tsunami-evacuation plan calls for the island's only access point the Admiral Clarey Bridge to be opened for ship evacuation (making the bridge inaccessible to land vehicles).

When was the call for evacuation made?

The Germans' destruction of roads and railways along the routes of their evacuation made it impossible for supplies to keep pace with the advancing Allied troops; a pause in the advance would occur while Allied communications were being repaired, and that would give the Germans a breathing space in which to rally their resistance.

Although open areas are safer locations during an earthquake, lack of shelter and absence of vertical evacuation make open areas susceptible to tsunamis.

Indeed, despite holding Chinese at bay throughout the morning and afternoon, the increasing difficulty of resupply and casualty evacuation made it clear that the Australians would be unable to hold Hill 504 for another night in its exposed and isolated positions.

Hotels and motels may be sold out everywhere within 300 miles (480 km) of the evacuation point, making it really important to have somewhere established to evacuate to (for example, a friend's or relative's house in a nearby state, etc).. Make plans to evacuate with friends or family in advance as well.

Although no large-scale evacuations were made, local evacuations for low-lying areas were issued on the evening of September 28.

Uncertainty as to who will stay and go (the population evacuation demand) makes it difficult to establish credible time estimates for those evacuating, although this is fundamental for evacuation planning.

Gwynn Schroeder, the executive director of the North Fork Environmental Council in Mattituck, said the absence of an evacuation plan made Level 4 too great a risk.

("The most important evacuation was made today in New Orleans," Mr. Leno said at the time. "They got the head of FEMA, Mike Brown, out of there").

There were many people who were washed away while preparing to run or even while running away after the call for evacuation was made.