Sentence examples for using the disaster to from inspiring English sources

Those simply trying to get aid relief into Burma, rather than using the disaster to prop up their own political careers, have thankfully reacted against such bombast.

Mr. Obama chose Hurricane Katrina in September 2005 to step into a more prominent role, speaking to his party's caucus about the importance of using the disaster to focus the party's efforts toward ending poverty.

It's not entirely clear whether he is accused of stealing the money before Sept. 11, then using the disaster to cover his tracks, or of taking the money after the fact; maybe both.

He seemed to suggest that the regime would use the disaster to deal with its domestic opposition.

Usher in turn used the disaster to deny the very same claim, and privately urged members of Congress to rescind federal funding for colonization entirely.

He is trying to use the disaster to bypass co-operatives, whose priority rights over fishing along the coast, he claims, often put off private enterprise.

With the death of about 130 Americans in the tragedy, Britain used the disaster to entice the US into the war on the side of the Allies.

The Japanese government's response to 3/11 has resembled the latter, with its leadership failing to use the disaster to set the country on a different trajectory.

In another essay, published by the Independent, he compared the attacks to the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbour, arguing that both presidents Franklin D Roosevelt and Bush knew of them in advance and used the disasters to advance their agendas.

The administration appears to be using the disaster in California as an opportunity to push partisan policy, as HuffPost previously reported.

Farage accused the EU of using the disaster as an excuse to call for common policies and further extensions of its powers, but his comments may lead to similar accusations that he is exploiting the tragedy to make points about Brussels and immigration.