Sentence examples for intensive relief from inspiring English sources

Your report (After the storm, 7 November) highlights that despite intensive relief efforts, including £95m raised from the British public in response to typhoon Haiyan, 2.5 million Filipino people affected by the hurricane remain without proper homes.

Despite intensive relief efforts by the Philippines government and international agencies, including £95m raised from the British public by a Disasters Emergency Committee appeal, aid teams say more than 2.5 million people in the region hit by typhoon Haiyan remain without proper homes.

Intensive relief efforts in nutrition as well as synergies and improvements in various sectors before and after the earthquake were likely contributing factors.

YOU CAN HELP NOW UNICEF and its partners are conducting intensive relief operations in Haiti, in the aftermath of the 12 January 2010 earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princereand

EARTHQUAKE UPDATE: UNICEF and its partners are conducting intensive relief operations in Haiti, in the aftermath of the 12 January 2010 earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince and other densely populated areas.

Following the 2010 disasters (earthquake and cholera) and the intensive relief efforts to address them, we sought to determine the trends of child undernutrition in Haiti using data from the 2005 06 Haiti Demographic and Health Survey (HDHS) and from a Standardized Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions (SMART) survey in 2012.

Get up close, and its mechanics — decorative networks of spirals, eye shapes and vulvalike forms built up with gesso in labor-intensive relief — look dry and deliberate.

In general, all these objects show a move away from the simple forms and plain surfaces of the earliest Maori art to more complex forms that are variegated with small areas of intensive bas-relief.

Oral transmucosal fentanyl citrate was compared with the standard treatment used in the unit, which is an intensive acute pain relief and palliative care unit, where strict monitoring is essential and an intravenous line is commonly inserted to achieve rapidly pain and symptom control.

His habitual, frustrated melancholy arose, in part, from the fact that his misfortunes were not serious enough to match his tragic view of life, and he sought relief in intensive historical research, choosing subjects in which divine drama, lacking in his own life, seemed most evident.

For the purpose of this study, a person was considered to have aches and pains when scoring ≥4 on the CPRS pain item, corresponding to long-standing and disturbing aches or pains, need for pain relief or intensive disabling pains.