Sentence examples for robust disaster from inspiring English sources

On top of this they are more resilient and most will have robust disaster recovery and continuity plans in place".

Another robust disaster relief logistics network with perishable commodities was proposed by Rezaei-Malek et al. (2016) which used a scenario-based robust stochastic approach.

Robust disaster preparedness requires practising preventive ethics.

For a more robust post-disaster network, software-defined wireless mesh networks might be a more versatile solution.

To facilitate improvement and integration, five points are suggested here because they embrace wider and deeper meanings that ensure a robust future for disaster risk reduction.

However, there still needs to be a much more robust engagement of disaster risk reduction thinking across all development interventions being done in Tanzania.

The report showed that sales of goods in the United States to businesses, consumers and the government inched up by 1.4percentt in the last quarter — hardly robust but not a disaster.

To minimize the maximum rescue time based on all scenarios, a robust model for a disaster network with uncertainty in distances between nodes was proposed by Ma et al. (2010).

Dutch political culture has evolved over the centuries to support robust preparation for natural disasters whereas the United States seems to be stuck in a cycle of putting all-hands-on-deck for disaster relief rather than the prevention of disasters in the first place.

It also calls for more robust security measures after a disaster.

The expressways are helped by the legal framework with the blueprint and associated robust planning processes: the natural disaster seems to have fueled the extension of the expressway in the tsunami-affected area thanks to this robust scheme.