Sentence examples for relief disaster from inspiring English sources
"Poverty relief, disaster relief -- it's a very thin slice," says Ann Kaplan, the editor of the annual report Giving U.S.A.
This left four domains (EM Systems, Humanitarian Relief, Disaster Management and Travel/Field Medicine) for the author to complete an equivalent experience during the 2-year period.
The seven areas described by the core curricular elements article are EM systems, humanitarian relief, disaster management, public health, travel and field medicine, program administration and academic skills.
A fellow traveling to post-earthquake Haiti could easily and correctly argue that their experience covered humanitarian relief, disaster medicine, and travel and field medicine domain requirements Fellowship directors would have to categorize experiences with fellows beforehand as being in one domain or another to avoid any discrepancies after the experience has been carried out.
One Australian study found that the primary topics covered by U.S. fellowship programs were emergency medicine systems development, humanitarian relief, disaster management, public health, travel and field medicine, program administration, and academic skills.
Interestingly, these letters of suspension came not from the Ministry of Ethics and Integrity, but from the Minister of Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees the office that, presumably, would be more interested in overall refugee well-being than the relative fringe issue of homosexuality.
Khalsa Aid is a Sikh humanitarian organization that sends relief to disaster regions.
Delivering analgesics via conjunctival application could provide rapid and convenient pain relief in disaster medicine.
The government reduced taxes in times of poor harvest and provided relief after disasters.
L. 93 288 substituted "Disaster Relief Act of 1974" for "Disaster Relief Act of 1970".
Dr. Goodman has undergone advanced training in humanitarian disaster relief work through the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, Missioncraft in disaster relief operations, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma.
