Sentence examples for successive emergencies from inspiring English sources

And although the people of the Sahel are resilient, their position has been weakened by successive emergencies.

The successive emergencies have wiped out livelihoods for millions of people, putting affected children at risk of exploitation through child labour, trafficking and sexual abuse.

"Children in particular suffered and continue to suffer enormously because of successive emergencies experienced in 2010, and they have yet to fully enjoy their right to survival, health, education, and protection," said UNICEF Representative to Haiti, Ms. Francoise Gruloos-Ackermans.

"Children in particular suffered and continue to suffer enormously because of successive emergencies experienced in 2010, and they have yet to fully enjoy their right to survival, health, education, and protection," said Ms. Francoise Gruloos-Ackermans, UNICEF Haiti Representative.

While young Rukhsar avails herself of a lifeline provided at a critical time in Swat, there are millions more children in Pakistan whose dietary requirements have been overlooked amidst successive emergencies – a situation exacerbated by many caregivers' poor awareness of proper feeding practices.

To report the ability to undergo two successive emergency IVF cycles between the cytotoxic treatments for a patient with AML waiting for stem-cell transplantation.

Ebullient, emotional and prone to bursts of staccato laughter, Archbishop Tutu was a ubiquitous figure in the 1980s as South Africa's white authorities declared successive emergency decrees to combat waves of protest often led by young black demonstrators who boycotted classes to confront the army and the police.

Responding to the challenges of successive humanitarian emergencies requires commitment and investment in sustainable solutions for Haiti's people.

The colossal impact of those successive weather emergencies pushed the government and international aid agencies to their limits.

Documents from his hearing with a judge say he had shown "incredible carelessness" and a "total inability to manage the successive phases of the emergency".

The management of all patients presenting to the emergency department over three successive time periods was evaluated; the baseline, academic detailing and CDSS periods.