Sentence examples for respond to additional needs from inspiring English sources
WFP is assisting 160,000 of the most food insecure non refugees in Gaza and is standing by to respond to additional needs as they emerge as part of a coordinated interagency response.
And the Mindanao region of the Philippines was now responding to additional needs following Typhoon Bopha in early December.
Humanitarian Action for Children - Ethiopia 2016 Humanitarian Action for Children - Ethiopia May 2015 UNICEF Ethiopia urgently requires an additional US$12.88 million, to respond to additional humanitarian needs among refugee populations, bringing its overall 2015 requirements to US$49.1 million.
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So the question is whether the F.A.A. and air traffic control system are ideally set up to respond to needs for additional capacity.
"The challenges we are facing are real and while the Government has the ability to respond to the needs, we need additional resources and materials," said President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf during a handover ceremony at the Executive Mansion on Saturday.
UNICEF needs additional funds to respond to the needs of children and women affected by this emergency.
Convincing the researchers to provide additional benefits and to respond to other needs of these participants and the community was one way in which the Research Centre, and hence also the fieldworkers, could be seen to be valuable to the community.
"This strategy will respond to the needs of over 8 million students presently in school and an additional 3 million students in alternative education programmes".
A revised Humanitarian Appeal for Somalia for $326m was launched in Nairobi on 21 March 2006 by the Acting Humanitarian Coordinator for Somalia, Mr Christian Balslev-Olesen, to seek additional funding to respond to the critical needs of 2.1 million people in a dire humanitarian situation that has been further aggravated by the worst drought in a decade.
