Sentence examples for share disaster from inspiring English sources

The key activities in understanding disaster risk are expecting the local government to facilitate a science-policy interface for effective decision making in disaster risk management and to share disaster risk information with people.

If the movie is a tragedy, a couple must reunite through shared disaster (sick children are always convenient); if a comedy, some tricky device is called for.

Last week, a day after President Bush visited the Midwest to describe the department he planned, Mayor Bushy attended a meeting of the DuPage County emergency management committee, then returned to play host at a session in which three dozen officials from surrounding towns shared disaster tactics.

The EU has published guidelines on sharing disaster loss and damage data for assets (De Groeve et al. 2013; Corbane et al. 2015) and the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters35 (CRED) has been maintaining an Emergency Events Database36 (EM-DAT) that helps to record human losses.

Constraint (4) excludes couples who may have died from a shared disaster (eg, accident).

He talked about history and what's left when wars end; individual opportunity and shared disasters; and what government can do.

That will give developers the flexibility to add deliberate sharing to more sensitive types of content that could have caused auto-sharing disasters.

The report – The Human Cost of Weather Related Disasters ­– says Asia accounted for the lion's share of disaster impacts, while the five countries with the highest number of recorded disasters were listed as the United States, China, India, Philippines, and Indonesia.

Fierce competition from Mars and Cadbury is apparently behind this latest move, but Cadbury has had its share of disaster this year too, with a salmonella scare prompting the recall of 1m chocolate bars.

Federal Spending: Climate impacts will almost certainly increase federal spending and debt, not only in the National Flood Insurance Program but also the National Crop Insurance Program, the demand for new federal projects to protect communities from flooding and sea level rise, and the federal share of disaster response and recovery.

More than simply a shared tragedy, the Kursk disaster psychologically staggered many here who seemed to feel that Russia's last bragging rights -- to technological excellence, to military competence, to first-tier global status -- went down with the biggest and most fearsome boat in its submarine arsenal.