Sentences with phrase «about rescuing victims»

They reminded her that resilience research «is not about rescuing victims of chaos,» she says.

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Cardinal Nichols said: «The Santa Marta Group is not about theory, it is focused on rescuing people who have become victims of trafficking and find themselves in an impossible situation.»
Remember that story Bobby Jindal told in his big speech Tuesday night — about how during Katrina, he stood shoulder - to - shoulder with a local sheriff who was battling government red tape to try to rescue stranded victims?
He said the victim was rescued at about 0130 hrs, Saturday, after a hot pursuit by men the Anti-Kidnapping Unit of the Police Command.
«We hope our findings give rescue teams the information they need about the optimal time frame in which to deploy human scent dogs versus human remains detection dogs to best ensure the recovery of victims following a mass disaster.»
Only about 1 % of victims are ever rescued.
The closest she comes to realizing it is a report on a fire, in which, rather than focussing on the damage and the rescue, she lets its victim (who also caused the fire) speak at length, in close - up, about how it happened.
It's a brilliant role about a victim who never realizes she is one, until, at last, Travis rescues her in a hellish rain of blood, gunfire and murder.
Here at the Rabbit Center, just about every rabbit we have rescued from outdoor abandonment has been a victim of this condition and is infected by one or more wolves.
Once you've got them snoozing on the dirt you can whip out your Fulton Recovery Device, which is essentially a large balloon with a homing system that you tie to the unsuspecting victim, at which point it gently lifts them a few feet off the ground, giving them about three or four seconds to groggily come to before they suddenly get yanked at speed up into the clouds, issuing a hilarious scream of terror as they go, although funnily enough POWs that you can rescue and other «friendlies» all let out whoops of delight.
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