Sentence examples for evacuation programs from inspiring English sources

Hiroshima was a fan-shaped city, lying mostly on the six islands formed by the seven estuarial rivers that branch out from the Ota River; its main commercial and residential districts, covering about four square miles in the center of the city, contained three-quarters of its population, which had been reduced by several evacuation programs from a wartime peak of 380,000 to about 245,000.

And Eric Mabius ("Ugly Betty") is Julius Berger, the vice president for the evacuation program on Earth, whose presence on the last known transporter to the new world makes Tate more than a little nervous.

It was during this time that Early was hijacked and held hostage by a rebel group while managing a medical evacuation program for the Red Cross in southern Sudan.

In December 1993 another Sarajevo evacuation program, 'Operation Angel,' received minimal press coverage in the UK, and the Financial Times suggested that such human interest stories captured the popular imagination only during the British press's summer 'silly season' when Parliament was in recess.

Hence the participants of the evacuation program seem to be selected on observable dimensions of family background.

2) Emergency Evacuation Plan.

Develop an evacuation plan.

(Fortunately, there have been no instances of evacuation in the program's short lifespan).

The fact that significant portions of the residential population within the lahar-hazard zones of Mount Baker (49%), Glacier Peak (47%), Mount St. Helens (76%) and Mount Adams (100%) reside in the unincorporated county areas (Figure 3) identifies a need for education outreach, awareness programs and evacuation planning for rural residents outside established community boundaries.

The lack of activities and work programs in the evacuation camps also can result in people leaving the shelters.

BROOKLYN'S BATTLE -- The South Street Seaport program on the Evacuation of Brooklyn will teach children about the Revolutionary War battle fought in Brooklyn; today 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; the Children's Center at the South Street Seaport Museum, 165 John Street; free with admission to the Seaport Museum: $3 to $6212748-8600-8600.