Sentence examples for meet emergency needs from inspiring English sources

"Current humanitarian response is inadequate to meet emergency needs," it said.

The United Nations appealed for $236 million to meet emergency needs in the Darfur region of Sudan.

The patent assault was justified on the grounds that Bayer couldn't produce enough Cipro to meet emergency needs.

We also have to step up funding to make sure there is enough food to meet emergency needs.

A first evaluation shows that UN agencies will require over US$4 million to meet emergency needs.

National capacity building: Local health personnel should be given maximum support and existing systems should be reinforced to meet emergency needs.

The Catholic Church said in its submission that: Food banks were initially established to meet emergency need.

"Many foundations are not concerned with what you wish to use the money for as long as it is something legal, and this means that you may obtain the money to pay off bills, go on vacation, meet emergency need or to buy anything that you might need".

"The thinking has always been that the U.S. government needs to have as many tools in its tool box as possible to meet emergency food needs of people in crisis," said Jon C. Brause, the Agency for International Development's deputy assistant administrator for democracy, conflict and humanitarian assistance.

Under the church's retirement system, priests are permitted to retire at 75 with full benefits, and to leave at 70 for reasons of poor health and stay after 75 to meet emergency staffing needs.

When the storm caused severe damage in the area, we ratcheted up our efforts to meet emergency community needs, including using certain Y branches as emergency evacuation facilities for displaced New Yorkers, distributing over 1,000 book bags filled with school gear in communities hardest-hit by the storm, and running two after-school programs at sites on both sides of the Rockaways peninsula.