Sentence examples for refuge zones from inspiring English sources

The maintenance of a high phytodiversity during the glacials was linked to several refuge zones in the coastal shelves of the Mediterranean and intramountainous valleys.

In addition to developing search and rescue tactics, such plans should include identification of refuge zones, logistical resources, emergency social services, and security personnel that will be needed to establish emergency shelters and for survivors at those shelters, and for site access control and security (see UNDRO [1985], for an emergency plan example).

The 'quasi-security zone' should be a safe refuge zone which should meet certain performance-based indicators.

Glaciations would have subsequently eradicated most of the E. quimperiana populations, except in the Iberian refugia and in a northern refuge zone.

Our results thus support the spatial subdivision hypothesis of an Iberian Peninsula glacial refugia [ 16], and help to refine the Pyrenees refugium theory by suggesting the Basque Country as a refuge zone during the Pleistocene glaciations.

Developing true connection and trust with another provides a safety zone and refuge from the world when you need it.

Timperley helped to set up a neutral "safety zone" in Shanghai with the support of local Japanese friends, which provided refuge for thousands of Chinese.

Migration and refugee assistance would lose 45percentt of its 2010 budget; the women and children who seek refuge from conflict zones would just have to keep moving.

In the weeks that followed, we developed a rebuilding plan for Cap Haitien and surrounding areas, as well as for newly arrived people seeking refuge from disaster zones.

But, for better or for worse, the tide of history seems turned against refuges, sanctuaries, freetowns, zones of no control.

According to Human Rights Watch, over 80,000 people died in the conflict, many thousands of whom were unarmed civilians seeking refuge in safe-zones.