Sentence examples for expanding crisis from inspiring English sources

Several factors are driving the expanding crisis.

Those efforts have since been dwarfed by the expanding crisis: the organisation now runs a 250-bed unit in Liberia; and in Guinea almost a dozen more centres are due to open before the year ends.

One Republican foreign policy aide acknowledged that Liberia's historic ties to the United States and the expanding crisis there would probably result in intervention by the United States, though "the enthusiasm for an extended U.S. military role in Liberia is dim".

Chicagoans agree even more strongly that a range of reforms — some of which the city has already began to undertake — could help reduce police-involved shootings, including hiring an independent police monitor, expanding crisis and de-escalation training, and adding more police dashboard cameras.

Ever since Iraq invaded Kuwait seven days ago, Iran has kept markedly quiet, assailing the Iraqi move but saying little else about the expanding crisis in the Persian Gulf, an area that Teheran has traditionally viewed as its sphere of prime concern and influence.

So, facing a growing cancer the Holy See reacted to the expanding crisis of pedophile priests and papal obstruction of justice by emulating Richard Nixon, who routinely blamed the media whenever his fortunes declined.

The Bush administration suddenly faces three rapidly expanding crises in the Middle East, but it has limited options to defuse tensions in any of them anytime soon, U.S. officials and Middle East experts say.

The GPS technology to track offenders would be trialled before being implemented, but Napthine said other measures would begin immediately, including Victoria's largest prevention campaign and expanded crisis accommodation support for women and children.

After expanded crisis intervention training, Lacey said, the top priority is sharing information and data among agencies.

Monterey Park Police Chief Jim Smith, a member of the task force, told  supervisors that the expanded crisis centers will enable officers to "complete the intake process and be back on the street in 15 minutes rather than hours".

The upcoming review of the Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) will be a good moment to discuss how we can update and expand crisis-related market measures, on the basis of Parliament's proposals from the last CAP reform, which were, regrettably rejected by Member States," the Agriculture committee chair concludes.