Sentence examples for for disaster support from inspiring English sources

(Go to Article) Editors' Note An article in the New Jersey section on Sunday reported concerns among residents and elected officials about the delay in a federal government response to Gov. James E. McGreevey's request for disaster support after the recent flooding along the Delaware River.

Although guidelines in Japan acknowledge language proficiency as a problem for disaster support and mitigation planning, it is not clear how proficiency in a local language, or lack thereof, affects disaster information-gathering behavior and how this should be addressed in disaster prevention planning.

The event started with an email: "If we get a deal on the big four the budget caps on defense and domestic spending, CHIP/health centers, the Dream Act, and disaster support for the storms in Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands we'll have plenty to celebrate," Reed recalled writing in her initial message.

After the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, however, the Japanese government began to take action regarding the deficiencies in disaster support and planning for foreigners in Japan.

Current geographic routing or greedy forwarding approaches designed for early wireless ad-hoc networks lack efficient solutions for disaster incident-supporting applications, given the high-speed and low-latency data delivery that edge cloud gateways impose.

National and international organizations wishing to support livestock keepers in this and similar regions should therefore highlight the relevance of local strategies for disaster prevention and support community-based approaches that can compensate for the prevalent lack of family labour.

It can be concluded that the label of "foreigner" alone is not indicative of whether a foreign person in Japan has special needs for disaster information and support.

Instead of imposing outside assumptions about trauma and healing, the World Health Organization has begun recommending "psychosocial support" for disaster areas.

It is also important to recognize this national asset as part of our overall readiness for disaster and maintain federal support for existing response systems such as the Radiation Injury Treatment Network.

As a consequence, by exploiting VGI reports, each map can be updated and made into a dynamic support for disaster managers.

The 2003 invasion turned Iraq into a training ground for radical Islamic groups and gave legions of young men a reason to fight for them, a recipe for disaster compounded by US support for a sectarian strongman.