Sentence examples for form a crisis from inspiring English sources

He told reporters in Ramallah that he would form "a crisis cabinet in an attempt to get out of this dangerous curve".

Joseph W. Prueher ordered his U.S. Pacific Command to form a "crisis action team" to coordinate intelligence and air-and-sea operations around the clock.

The council's first step in the reorganization was to form a crisis response team under Michael Sennott, who recently retired as senior partner and vice chairman at the Partnership division of the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York, the world's largest agency company.

Does settlement in itself form a crisis of pastoralism, or is this just another approach by state authorities and development agents to cope with societal and economic challenges?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy has ordered key ministers to form a crisis cabinet with the role of ensuring the continuity of fuel supplies.

Mr Sarkozy has ordered key ministers to form a crisis cabinet with the role of ensuring the continuity of fuel supplies.

Mrs Tebbutt was released shortly afterwards.In this section Reporters without orders Buying safety Seek and hide ReprintsWhen a risk-management firm is called in, its first step is usually to form a "crisis-management team" of family members and colleagues who can look after the victim's interests.

It has formed a crisis team that receives daily updates on the spread of disease.

His coalition has formed a "crisis committee," a kind of parallel government to the Serbian authorities linked to Slobodan Milosevic.

Mr. Kostunica's coalition has formed a "crisis committee" that is a kind of parallel government to the Serbian authorities who were beholden to Mr. Milosevic.

The foreign minister, Guido Westerwelle, formed a crisis group that was "working intensely around the clock to clarify the fate of the affected German citizen," Mr Schäfer said at a news conference in Berlin.