Sentence examples for tackling crisis from inspiring English sources

Very often, the resources and energy of development organizations and nongovernmental organizations are funneled toward tackling crisis situations and not addressing the long-term issues.

The Witch is Dead (remember that?) and the £100m Digital Media Initiative fiasco to Panorama's controversial North Korea investigation and the multimillion-pound payouts to former senior staff, Hall has been tackling crisis after crisis almost since his first day in the job.

Mr Wang used to be known as "the fire-fighter" for his reputation in tackling crises, most notably when he was parachuted in to become mayor of the capital, Beijing, amid the Sars outbreak of 2003.

He was deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund from 1994 to 2001 and played a central role as the IMF tackled crises in Asia, Mexico and Russia.

She said she was looking for further support from "our broader membership" to ensure that it could tackle crises and ensure global financial stability.

The result validated his gamble to call an early election, seeking a fresh mandate to tackle crises facing the country – most pressingly, North Korea's accelerating nuclear weapons program.

In fact, rather than tackling the crisis, the military is compounding it.

Ondaatje had been wary of tackling the crisis, wary of being taken as representative.

Aleksandar Vulin, Serbia's minister in charge of tackling the crisis, told Reuters: "They will have to open the border".

The sight of politicians tackling the crisis like mature adults won't go down badly in the City.

We have learned the importance of focusing on essential policies, and of protecting the most vulnerable, when tackling a crisis".