Sentence examples for rescue capacity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gregory said Soyuz capsules would be used to satisfy an American contract obligation to provide crew rescue capacity for all non-Russian astronauts on the station.

"The commitment to triple the budget and national offers of significant new search and rescue capacity are critical breakthroughs," said Save the Children.

This latest attempt by the Italian authorities to stop humanitarian lifesaving search and rescue capacity at any cost is sinister" says Karline Kleijer, MSF's head of emergencies.

Not only has Europe failed to provide dedicated search and rescue capacity, it has also actively sabotaged others' attempts to save lives," Vickie Hawkins, head of MSF UK, said in a statement.

The Russian navy no longer had a deep-sea rescue capacity to speak of". Instead it had to rely on offers of help from the west - help that initially it was reluctant to accept.

"A major factor contributing to the increased death rate is the decreased search and rescue capacity off the Libyan coast this year compared to the same period last year," the United Nations refugee agency said in its report.

Hong said China's island and reef construction activities were mainly to improve its maritime search and rescue capacities, but also included a military dimension.

Since the rescue capacities of the heat shock A.m.H constructs were reduced compared to similar D.m.H constructs, we were surprised by the strong wing defects of the omb-Gal4>UAS-AmH flies (see Fig. 6A).

Why don't they focus on a shared asylum policy, on serious multilateral agreements between transit and receiving countries, on building search-and-rescue capacity in the Mediterranean, on the full respect of the right to international protection?

"We welcome all increases in search-and-rescue capacity – as long as it remains in place, and there isn't a blurring of lines between military operations and the life-saving humanitarian work," he said.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said the disaster and a shipwreck a week earlier that claimed an estimated 400 lives were "urgent reminders of the critical need for a robust search-and-rescue capacity in the Mediterranean".