Sentence examples for life-saving relief from inspiring English sources

Whether for its comically swaddled morals about marriage and friendship, or just for the life-saving relief of its sentiment and joy, its legions of admirers should admire -- dare I say love?

Everyone with a computer can provide crucial assistance, sifting through satellite photos, translating messages or updating maps, and most people are happy to do this free of charge — contributing to life-saving relief efforts is a powerful motivator.

She also urged efforts to expand "critical, life-saving relief operations," according to a  statement.

Veneman emphasized that beyond ongoing life-saving relief, getting children back into a learning environment is a growing priority.

UNICEF has delivered tens of millions of dollars of life-saving relief to the tsunami zone and will continue to support basic recovery.

Getting immediate life-saving relief into the region will be our priority for the next hours and days, even as the search and rescue effort goes on".

Ben Paine is development director at Medair UK, which brings life saving relief and rehabilitation in disasters, conflict areas and other crises It's vitally important to make sure the organisation you work for matches your values: All organisations have values - most will now publish these too, together with some detail about their understanding of them.

Since the cyclone struck on 2 May, UNICEF has been actively working to provide life saving relief.

Since the killer cyclone cut through Myanmar's low lying delta region on 2 and 3 May, UNICEF has been working actively to provide life saving relief to children who survived the devastation.

Aerial transportation is enjoying more and more popularity among disaster-oriented tasks, such as fire fighting, delivery of relief supplies, life-saving aid, and so on, which are infeasible for ground robots especially in complex terrains.

"UNICEF is responding to a request from the Government of China for specific life-saving supplies to assist the national relief effort.