Sentence examples for phase of the situation from inspiring English sources

A lawyer now gives legal phase of the situation.

And then there's Alter's discussion of an "eye popping" sentence in a draft of the first radio speech of Roosevelt's presidency, which would have had him saying to a gathering of veterans: "As new commander in chief under the oath to which you are still bound I reserve to myself the right to command you in any phase of the situation which now confronts us".

In the subclinical phase of disease, the situation differs.

White House officials state that there is no change in the diplomatic phase of the Japanese situation.

Impact Assessment of ECD Kits after the 2010 Earthquake in Haiti The impact assessment report of ECD Kits describes the use and impact of distributing UNICEF ECD Kits in the early phases of the post emergency situation in Haiti.

Phase 2: Khalid, aware of the situation at the wings, ordered the cavalry of the right wing to attack the northern flank of the Byzantine left wing while he with his mobile guard attacked the southern flank of the Byzantine left wing, while the Muslim right wing infantry attacked from the front.

When mothers are in the acute phase of the disease (an infrequent situation that will occur almost exclusively in disease-endemic countries) or have reactivated disease (resulting from immunosupression, in which circulating parasitemia level may be high), breast-feeding may pose a risk for the infant.

In this article we attempt to quantify the unmet non-acute surgical needs in the "Chronic" Phase of a Refugee Situation and to estimate the value of providing surgery for non-acute needs early, and in-camp.

The last phase of the investigation of the present situation focused on integrating the micro- and macro-level analyses.

The present study was designed to unmask the additional burden of teambuilding during the very early phase of an emergency situation.

Here we posit that there is a substantial burden of non-acute morbidity amenable to surgical intervention among refugees in the 'chronic' phase of crisis situations.