Sentence examples for support emergencies from inspiring English sources

As a result, in 2001 UNICEF was able to deploy teams to support emergencies in Guinea, Liberia and the Central African Republic CARRepublic CAR

Public-private partnership Ms. Clemens-Hope said she is pleased with the collaboration between public and private entities, noting that the partnership "shows the potential power of the private sector to engage and to support development, and to support emergencies".

Portman and Ayotte, along with Illinois Republican senator Mark Kirk, crossed the aisle to support emergency funding earlier this year.

America has signalled that it will support emergency IMF intervention.But keeping Ukraine afloat will be a major task.

She developed Emergency in Italy, and we now have 4,000 volunteers there, and these people decided to support Emergency's work because of Teresa".

"For the first time, donor agencies are now more open to support emergency preparedness unlike before when the emphasis was more on emergency response".

Together with Simon Lee, a former soldier who also has PTSD, he has started a charity, PTSD999, which aims to support emergency workers suffering from PTSD.

It costs every citizen-taxpayer a fortune to support emergency assistance for traffic fatalities, and we all pay in increased health-insurance costs when smokers are ill.

The leaders will also discuss the international response to the floods in Pakistan, to which Britain has contributed £5m, through Unicef, to support emergency relief for 800,000 people.

"We deployed a team last night (Thursday June 21) to support emergency services and have been attending to first aid incidents helping the injured within the festival area itself.

In October 2014 the government allocated £10m to help support emergency services personnel and volunteers, focused on mental health, physical recuperation and bereavement support, Mike Penning, the minister for policing, told BBC Radio 5 live Daily.