Sentence examples for relief access from inspiring English sources

Entire settlements lay underwater, with no power, phone service or relief access.

Proponents of the goal argue that the global mechanisms that influence aid flows, debt relief, access to the internet and mobile phones and essential medicines – such as the World Bank, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria – have to work together to fulfil the MDGs instead of deferring responsibility to individual countries.

"The declaratory relief Dakota Access Pipeline has sought seeks to end the administration's political interference in the Dakota Access Pipeline review process," the company said in a statement.

If debt relief and access to the QE programme are achieved, aides say it will allow the government to forge ahead with progressive policies helping those hardest hit by the crisis.

The number of dead and wounded has been rising steadily as relief teams access more villages and fresh patients reach medical facilities.

Cancer patients in Tanzania seen at Ocean Road Cancer Institute in Dar es Salaam report a low level of health-related quality of life, a high level of symptoms, and a large number of unmet needs of e.g. water and food, hygiene articles, emotional and financial support, pain relief, and access to the health care.

Once that is rebuilt, they will advance toward the southeastern gallery of bas-reliefs and access the temple's central areas along suspended wooden boards.

Ms. Rice pointed out that the withdrawal was just one point of Mr. Annan's six-point peace plan, with crucial aspects unresolved, including talks with the opposition about a new political process, requests for emergency-relief worker access that would include a two-hour daily humanitarian pause for delivery of aid, and news media access.

After the Kashmir earthquake in 2005, relief workers had access to some resources.

Fishermen were warned not to venture into the sea, and village heads were instructed on how to access relief.

The United States and its allies must help Tunisia and Egypt — their struggles have inspired the region — weather severe economic problems, providing debt relief, trade and access to international financial institutions.