Sentence examples for urgent reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Cerp is a congressionally-appropriated fund designed to provide commanders with "walking around money" for urgent reconstruction and development activities – everything from condolence payments to building schools and sanitation programmes.

"He should provide results within a month and make proposals for a deep and urgent reconstruction of Cameroon football".

"He should provide results within a month and make proposals for a deep and urgent reconstruction of Cameroon football". Cameroon were beaten 1-0 by Mexico in their opening Group A match, thrashed 4-0 by Croatia and slumped to a 4-1 defeat by hosts Brazil.

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, who visited and declared the war over, said it was time to "begin the urgent task of reconstruction".

In a closed session about the protection of civilians, she noted "the loss of Palestinian and Israeli life in recent weeks and the tragic suffering of Palestinian civilians, who require urgent humanitarian and reconstruction assistance".

The instrument-based hydrometric data from most rivers in China and in the world are only 50 60 years and there is an urgent need for reconstruction of river flow using various proxy data.

This was a hearing of the Commission on Wartime Contracting entitled, "An Urgent Need: Coordinating Reconstruction and Stabilization in Contingency Operations".

Here in Alpuri, the district headquarters of Shangla, the staff of the National Commission for Human Development (NCHD), a partner of UNICEF, is working to assess damages to schools in earthquake-affected areas, in order to respond to the urgent needs for reconstruction before the harsh winter sets in.

There is an urgent need for bone reconstruction, not only for osteoporosis-related fractures, but also for trauma, congenital bone malformations, skeletal diseases and tumor resections.

The mayors' group approved a resolution calling for an early end to the American military role in Afghanistan and Iraq, asking Congress to redirect the billions now being spent on war and reconstruction costs toward urgent domestic needs.

Her visit, which will receive extensive media coverage in Japan, is expected to reinforce Sierra Leone's urgent need for recovery and reconstruction on the world's agenda.