Sentence examples for resilience issues from inspiring English sources

We need to keep looking at resilience issues, Cameron says.

But not all resilience issues have been solved and some seemingly-resolved issues remain unresolved Table 1), particularly those involving a Western framing of the discourse.

Subsequent sections introduce the hazard, vulnerability, and resilience issues peculiar to Africa and reflect on the integration within DRR of climate change adaptation (CCA), sustainable development, investment, and conflict.

This paper recommends education of planners on urban resilience issues, credentialing of the concept in the local context, and reconsideration of international agencies' role in resilience planning in Ghanaian cities.

Mrs Hart said that "addressing the capacity and resilience issues on the M4 around Newport is the top transport challenge that we face in ensuring that Wales has an effective economic infrastructure which improves our competitiveness and access to jobs and services".

The past 10 15 years have seen a significant increase in the number of studies addressing resilience issues at community level from a variety of perspectives, and although the resilience of communities in dealing with disturbance feature strongly in these studies, less work appears to have been undertaken at the interface between community resilience and land degradation.

To address resilience and issues of equity, a systems approach to policy design and evaluation is recommended.

It fosters a sense of hope for recovery and builds resilience for these issues.

Another important contribution of resilience research to issues of ecosystem management relates to a growing understanding of the response of ecosystems to perturbations.

Central to the concepts of vulnerability and resilience is the issue of cumulative causality, which in the case of migration can be considered a threshold at which environmental impacts are so severe (or so frequent) that in situ adaptation options are insufficient and people migrate (Bardsley and Hugo 2010).

The university specialises in defence and security studies, or what it describes as issues of "resilience", covering a range of areas from an organisation's vulnerability to terrorist attacks or the best options for using explosive devices for clearing mines, to research programmes including disaster management and missile control systems.