Sentence examples for possibility of evacuating from inspiring English sources

His aides have let it be known that he is considering the possibility of evacuating some isolated settlements in the Gaza Strip.

Later, residents of several other villages were ordered to evacuate their homes, and the authorities were preparing for the possibility of evacuating some neighborhoods of Haifa.

For the civilian population, the operation meant that more food was able to reach the city, as well as improved conditions and the possibility of evacuating more civilians from the city.

A senior Russian official spoke for the first time in detail about the possibility of evacuating Russian citizens.

TOKYO — In the darkest moments of last year's nuclear accident, Japanese leaders did not know the actual extent of damage at the plant and secretly considered the possibility of evacuating Tokyo, even as they tried to play down the risks in public, an independent investigation into the accident disclosed on Monday.

We began to discuss the possibility of evacuating, and if so, how to do it.

In September rumours were already circulating among the evacuees, and in Gibraltar, that the possibility of re-evacuating the Gibraltarians once more was being mooted, this time the destination being Jamaica, in the West Indies.

The concerns he has expressed about Indian Point, particularly the possibility of trying to evacuate millions of residents around the facility, can be traced back decades: his father, former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, brokered a deal to shut down the Shoreham nuclear plant on Long Island in 1989 because of similar worries.

In light of the possibility of aftershocks, police evacuated shopping malls and office buildings around the city.

We have to deal with the possibility of a storm coming in, evacuating – family goin' all different places – so having someone that has gone through this brings a realness.

Occupants' safety depends on their behaviours and their possibility to rapidly evacuate to a safe place.