Sentence examples for rescue actions from inspiring English sources

And the perception that the moralizers will block any further rescue actions has set off a renewed market panic.

"We are extremely disappointed with the evident lull in rescue actions and lack of any progress report," the movement said.

If that happens, Germany would be well advised to back short-term financial rescue actions similar to those the United States undertook in 2008.

"Frontex says: 'Of course, we will also do search and rescue actions,' but if you don't have enough capacity will you be there in time?

Supporters say Mr. Bernanke has made up for his lack of prescience before the Great Recession through his bold emergency rescue actions, coordinated with President George W. Bush and then President Obama, and his willingness to do "whatever it takes" to get the economy moving, despite the potential risks of inflation down the road.

The European Union's commissioner for competition, Mario Monti, said in a statement that if France went ahead with the capital injections without approval from Brussels, he would seek an injunction at the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg to stop the rescue actions.

We are asking them to share their land, sea and aerial search and rescue action plans with the Rescue Co-ordination Centre here in Malaysia, so that we can co-ordinate the search effort.

Start the rescue action based on predefined plans and monitor the intervention throughout its duration.

Despite the large attention the event attracted in the days following its occurrence and the largely proper rescue action of the local authorities, all of the governmental organizations on various different levels failed to take any effective action to lower the possible future risk caused by the event.

In our results, UTRN was significantly up-regulated, which might illustrate the rescue action of utrophin in the absence of dystrophin.

Firstly, we did not compare the poor CPR group with prolonged (10 mins) untreated VF animals to evaluate if the initial poor rescue action might result in worse outcomes.