Sentence examples for world emergencies from inspiring English sources

Today, it is possible for practically every citizen willing to spend a little money to respond directly and almost instantly to world emergencies simply by sitting down at a computer or picking up a cellphone.

"More than one person has said, 'You know John, I don't think we should have a woman president.' The notion being from this male chauvinist view that woman couldn't handle world emergencies and enemy attacks on the country and quick decisions about whether we take military action or not.

Since its birth, UNICEF has played a key role in providing aid during major world emergencies.

The professionalism of this operation, orchestrated by the Sheldrick Trust, was so smooth, that any First World emergency response ambulance would have been proud to have been a part of it.

'It's going beyond manageable.' But even as Ivan pounded a Jamaica largely cut off from the outside world, emergency preparations were under way in its next likely targets, as the US National Hurricane Centre advised that Ivan's most likely route would bring it over the Keys and into the eastern Gulf of Mexico late today or early tomorrow after crossing the Caymans and Cuba.

However, in many parts of the world, emergency managers must contend with and plan for multiple volcanoes in their jurisdictions.

They planned "for a meeting of non-Zionist Reform Rabbis to discuss the problems that confront Judaism and Jews in the world emergency", to be held in Atlantic City.

We emphasise that the routine care arm of this study may not represent real world emergency care.

While there is a need for good quality care for patients with serious reversible disease in all countries in the world, Emergency and Critical Care tends to be one of the weakest parts of health systems in low-income countries.

Although this study has shown clear benefits in the use of PCA in this group of patients, we emphasise that the routine care arm of this study may not represent real world emergency care.

Among the statements found to be false by the jury was one in which Consumers Union said that the Trooper had a "unique and extremely dangerous propensity to roll over in a real-world emergency avoidance maneuver," and one that stated that all the vehicles were tested with "the same steering input, but in the case of the Trooper, with dramatically different results".