Sentence examples for stop crisis from inspiring English sources

In a lively debate on Andrew Wander's blog on extreme hunger in east Africa and the Sahel, nickdearden challenged NGOs: Why can't we fix this broken system in time to stop crisis?

Brown told the audience in Birmingham: "When the banks collapsed I took immediate action to stop crisis becoming calamity and to stop the recession becoming a depression, and as a result of that Britain is now on the road to recovery".

This is very import because it's a one stop crisis center where all services can be brought together.

Fourthly, initiatives to provide mental health services to specific populations have already been started through the establishment of 'one stop' crisis centers in some districts [ 43].

At that time I think we [NGOs] were asking for full time workers, you know, full time social workers to be stationed at the One Stop Crisis Centre.

At the same time, the public can call the One Stop Crisis Center (OSCC) on 1300 if they witness any violence against children".

That won't stop crises altogether; nothing could.

Over the past few decades those who follow international macroeconomics have grown more or less accustomed to "sudden stop" crises in which investors abruptly turn on a country they've loved not wisely but too well.

To be sure, depending on local authorities to stop crises doesn't work everywhere.

Iraq is a non-stop crisis, and the C.P.A. exists in a temporal as well as a spatial bubble; any attention to the past or to a future beyond thirty days is a luxury.

To end this confusion, SAA wants local authorities to build centres modelled on the one-stop crisis centre for women, which was recently inaugurated in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, to help acid attack survivors.