Sentence examples for to avoid future disasters from inspiring English sources

It will take a carrot (or stick for that matter) of some size to avoid future disasters.

Race to the Scene of a Disaster ANDREW W. LO When an airplane crashes, investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board race to the scene to determine what happened to avoid future disasters.

Look at widespread fiddling over climate change; or the neglect of the dams surrounding New Orleans in the years before Hurricane Katrina devastated the city.So would people be prepared pay to avoid future disasters?

Even the President of the Republic, Mauricio Funes, indicated that a change needed to be made in order to avoid future disasters.

This and other events like hurricanes Lothar in 1999 and Kyrill in 2007 (Schramm 2007), the 2005 snow chaos in the West German Münsterland region, or the 2003 heat wave have shown the potential negative effects of extreme events on infrastructure (John-Koch and Fekete 2010) and the need to consider potential negative climate change impacts on infrastructure systems to avoid future disasters.

Therefore, careful consideration of these factors during reconstruction of the Tacloban area will be necessary to avoid future disasters.

Determination of the structural behavior is very important to avoid future disaster.

Most of these families did not experience a direct impact from the 2009 disaster, but the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development sought to avoid future disaster impacts for these at-risk areas.

And the people perhaps most able to propose action — European Union finance ministers — just spent two days in Brussels arguing over tax havens and debating a banking union, which is aimed at avoiding future disasters, not reviving growth.

A fair and thorough account of what happened is imperative if we are to avoid future financial disasters.

Here again, the attempt is to mark the deaths of those who should not have died, to lift their loss to a matter of national consequence and to offer spaces for mourning and for learning to avoid future such disasters.