Sentence examples for lifesaving work from inspiring English sources

The idea that you set aside money for truly urgent, lifesaving work makes sense.

But even as he did his lifesaving work, he remained acutely conscious of getting only 17 miles to the gallon.

Some of the heroes of Sept. 11, 2001, performed their lifesaving work at the World Trade Center many years before the attack.

Officials manning the special screening room could not cope with the numbers of NHS volunteers returning from lifesaving work in Sierra Leone and ran out of kits.

"This behavior is totally unacceptable, for it jeopardizes not only the lifesaving work of emergency medical services, but also the I.C.R.C.'s humanitarian mission," the statement said.

The charity is not a well-known group like the dozens of experienced agencies that do lifesaving work in Darfur and eastern Chad.

He risks his own life to perform lifesaving medical work and provide a sanctuary for the appalling number of women and girls in the eastern DRC who have been the target of such crimes.

"This vaccination drive also shows the world that despite the political impasse in the country, lifesaving humanitarian work continues to be done in Côte d'Ivoire and that we are reaching the most vulnerable".

For the Japanese researchers who came up with the horseradish-based alarm system, it was a lifesaving piece of work, but on Thursday night they entered the history books with the award of the Ig Nobel prize for chemistry.

Give to Doctors Without Borders, who go to the toughest, grimmest places in the world, where they do astonishing, lifesaving disaster-relief work, with their eyes wide open to the limitations and compromises of their context.

UK-based Dan Graham heads up the charity Nile Swimmers, which works in Sudan training lifesaving and swimming instructors to work in communities that live on the Nile.