Sentence examples for urgent outbreak from inspiring English sources
David Cameron and Nick Clegg both backed the parents – the prime minister called for "an urgent outbreak of common sense" while his deputy said it was not appropriate to "throw the full force of the law" at the couple.
In Liberia, 16 Rapid Isolation and Treatment of Ebola (RITE) kits were prepositioned for urgent outbreak responses.
Because both investigations were urgent outbreak control measures, no institutional review board approval or written consent was required or obtained.
Outbreaks of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus can be rapidly stopped through full implementation of urgent outbreak response by rapidly immunizing children with the oral polio vaccines (OPV).
Urgent reporting of outbreaks to the ESU is essential in order to take rapid action to reduce the number of cases and the length of the process.
Urgent reporting of outbreaks would allow the implementation of control measures that could reduce the numbers affected and the duration of the illness and thus the costs derived from them.
In light of the current outbreak of Ebola virus disease, there is an urgent need to develop effective therapeutics to treat Ebola infection, and drug repurposing screening is a potentially rapid approach for identifying such therapeutics.
The urgent context of these outbreaks often leads to the neglect of local people's feelings and knowledge.
UNICEF calls upon Ukrainian government to take urgent measures to prevent polio outbreak KYIV, 30 October 2013 – UNICEF warned today that the outbreak of polio in Syria poses a threat to millions of children in all countries with low vaccination coverage, such as Ukraine.
Among all the urgent issues raised by this outbreak, that drug resistance should ring the loudest warning bells – and prompt serious consideration of curbing the vast overuse of antibiotics that has created it.
The hospital is one of three in this city on Brazil's eastern coast where investigators are studying the most urgent question of the Zika outbreak: Is the virus causing a spike in birth defects, and, if so, how great is the risk?
