Sentence examples for measures crisis from inspiring English sources

The respondents all agreed that a broad range of knowledge is required in the management of flood risks, including geology, hydrology, environmental protection, GIS, modelling, technical infrastructure, flood prevention measures, crisis management, land use planning, law, and cultural heritage.

They measure crisis, but, more than that, engagement.

Mr. Zardari had completely dispelled the notion that the Pakistan floods of 2010 are his Katrina, because the truth is, he's established an entirely new benchmark from which to measure crisis incompetence.

First, we theoretically investigated the existing methods for measuring crises.

And more than that, all too many actively opposed the policy measures the crisis called for.

Dr. Fred R. Volkmar of the Child Study Center at Yale University, a leading autism researchers and a member of the committee that drafted the 10-year plan, measures the crisis in more anecdotal ways.

The government is already introducing protectionist measures".The crisis itself is less grave than the potential consequences of the government's actions in solving it," says Andrei Sharonov, a former deputy economics minister who now works in the private sector.

Socioeconomic conditions also contribute to increasing or reducing vulnerability and enabling or preventing individuals to take certain adaptive measures during crisis periods.

Are charts like this interesting in ways other than as a crude measure of crisis, or as pretty visual exercises?

Funding for HIV is declining, in response to austerity measures, financial crises and the assumption that the epidemic is under control.

After all the austerity measures in crisis-hit Portugal, unemployment benefits are still quite generous.