Sentence examples for immediate gathering from inspiring English sources
Quick response to citizen calls for service can 1) improve the chances of catching the offender at the scene or nearby 2) increase the changes of identify and locate witnesses, 3) provide immediate gathering of physical evidence, 4) provide immediate lifesaving first aid, 5) enhances the reputation of police department, 6) creates citizen satisfaction with the police [5, 6].
The 21-year-old almost made an immediate impact, gathering Khedira's delightfully-weighted pass before directing a fierce, low shot across goal which Andersen did well to push to safety.
The IPCC added: "IPCC investigators have been conducting house-to-house enquiries in the immediate area and gathering available information.
There are no official figures estimating the extent of the problem: in a war-torn country with no mains electricity, no running water and 85% unemployment, the authorities have more immediate concerns than gathering accurate statistics.
The backlash was immediate, with protests gathering in the streets, waving signs with slogans like, "You stole our future from us," and "This Is Suicide".
It is generally a more intimate gathering of immediate family and the wedding party.
For the immediate spectacle is a grim gathering of anthropomorphic bodies, old and decaying, dangling by tubes from the ceiling.
Their initiative, deemed #LaSalida (the Exit), proposed an immediate change of government by gathering citizen Assemblies and protesting in the streets until President Nicolas Maduro was removed from office by legal means -- mainly, having him resign.
Mr. Gates said that NATO also needed more aerial refueling tankers and intelligence-gathering equipment "for immediate use on the battlefield".
What's wrong with a T-shirt?" The "open carry" gatherings provoked an immediate reaction from Californians who were appalled that coffee shops and restaurants would allow guns on their premises.
Living in a family implies social gatherings beyond the immediate family.
