Sentence examples for life-saving needs from inspiring English sources

Our appeal has three objectives: to respond to immediate life-saving needs; to build communities' resilience; and to strengthen national systems for delivering basic services.

"We need to be able to say to the Syrian people, and to the host communities who have been helping them for three and a half years, that they have solidarity and their humanitarian life-saving needs will be met".

"We need to be able to say to the Syrian people, and to the host communities who have been helping them for three and a half years, that they have solidarity and their humanitarian life-saving needs will be met". Kurds have become increasingly central to the battle for control of Iraq and Syria, which is steadily changing the face of the region.

O'Brien also publicly called on the Security Council to "request all parties – in no uncertain terms – to stop any denial of access and facilitate life-saving needs immediately".

The curriculum of disaster preparedness, fire safety, emergency medical operations and light search and rescue helps individuals to help one another with immediate life-saving needs.

Global aid organizations contributed to the subsequent recovery effort; immediate life-saving needs were met within days, but the damage to Jamaica's infrastructure and economy took much longer to repair.

Foreigners, even accredited aid workers running projects officials admit are life-saving, need a permit each time they leave Khartoum.

From reversing some of the most prevalent chronic diseases such as coronary heart disease, type II diabetes, and early-stage prostate cancer to lengthening our telomeres, effective and life-saving medicine needs no prescription refill or surgical intervention.

Emergency triage in Italy is carried out with color codes: red (immediate life-saving intervention needed), yellow (urgent intervention needed), green (delayed intervention is sufficient), white (not urgent).

In its global 2016 appeal, the bulk of the funds sought would provide life-saving aid needed for Syria and the resultant refugee crisis in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, Unicef said.

However, life-saving skills need to be refreshed at regular intervals; thus, a further effective approach may be training all holders of a driving license in cardiopulmonary resuscitation in intervals of 5 years.