Sentence examples for massive global response from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Washington, senior WHO leaders including director general Dr Margaret Chan, called for a massive global response to the outbreak and suggested it would take longer to control than has yet been assumed.

Earlier this week the director general of the WHO, Dr Margaret Chan, called for a massive global response to the outbreak and suggested it would take at least six to nine months to halt the virus and cost more than $600m£365m5m).

For the time being, humanitarian aid continues to arrive in Mogadishu by sea and air, including aid sent by many Gulf and Arab states, amid warnings that famine in Somalia has not peaked and that hundreds of thousands of people face imminent starvation and death without a massive global response.

The worst-case scenarios of the model made clear the need for urgent action and helped stimulate a massive global response.

"Ebola is a major global crisis that demands a massive and immediate global response," he told reporters during a visit to Ethiopia.

A rapidly escalating emergency like this requires a massive, urgent and global response.

This fast pace of Ebola's spread is a grim reminder that epidemics are a global threat and that the only way to get this virus under control is through a rapid response at a massive global scale much stronger than the current efforts.

"Like Canada, other countries and players need to think much more creatively about steps they can take to energize and politicize the global response to this massive AIDS emergency".

As victims from Rana Plaza still await help, the massive scale of the disaster has prompted a global response from brands that were finally shocked into combined action after years of industrial accidents in Bangladesh, the world's second biggest clothing manufacturer.

National malnutrition statistics are only gathered every two to five years, so we have no way to pick up the effects of massive global shocks in time to trigger and inform a response.

The new WHO report reveals this massive disconnect between what is clearly a crisis situation and a lackluster global response to TB -- a disconnect demonstrated by the $2 billion we are lacking annually to mount a smart and effective response to TB in the low- and middle-income countries where it is needed most.