Amid financial mayhem, Mr Obama and Mr McCain are wisely addressing immediate problems for older voters.
The funds being sought will help keep the crisis from turning into a catastrophe by addressing immediate needs for food, water and sanitation, and health interventions.
The funds will help keep the crisis from turning into a worse catastrophe by addressing immediate needs for nutrition, water and sanitation, and basic health.
"We appreciate they are addressing immediate health hazards of young children," said Steven Banks, a lawyer for the society, which opposes putting any homeless people in the jail.
What Mr. Krugman argues for addresses immediate economic concerns that could create the stability necessary to institute Mr. Brooks's long-range approach.
In ten battleground states, undecided Boomers and older generations are waiting for presidential candidates to address immediate concerns, which increasingly include taking care of mom and dad, educating offspring without selling the house to pay for it, and reinventing careers for a long, strange trip ahead.
Ms. Muqaddisa Mehreen said UNICEF was working on establishing safe temporary learning spaces for displaced children to address immediate concerns and needs.
Senator John W. Warner, a Virginia Republican who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, welcomed the spending proposal but warned that the Pentagon needed -- by July 4 -- an emergency spending bill for the current budget "to address immediate personnel and readiness needs".
They address immediate care for victims, long-term follow-up and psychosocial and legal referral [ 10, 13, 14].
All the speakers emphasised the need for a swift, joint response that addressed immediate concerns, but also built up future resilience.
