Sentences with phrase «many rescue efforts»

In retrospect, the flaw in the U.S. rescue efforts is obvious.

In November 2008, Beijing unveiled a US$ 600 - billion rescue effort that, relative to GDP, was several times larger than what America put in place.

The reception centre marked the beginning of a number of other similar initiatives in the region this year, such as helping improve search - and - rescue efforts in the waters around the island.

The quake also triggered landslides that hindered rescue efforts, officials told state television.

Right now, we're still in the first: the immediate search - and - rescue efforts.

At the same time, however, the enormous increase in government liabilities stemming from an ongoing budget deficit and huge financial rescue efforts is likely to result in normal if not elevated levels of inflation as the economy recovers.

Among additional emergency PetSmart Charities donations were 2,500 animal crates used to temporarily shelter and transport displaced pets during rescue efforts.

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That adds credibility to boss Borje Ekholm's previously unimpressive rescue effort.

As rescue efforts continue in and around Houston following Hurricane Harvey, one communications app is proving to be a lifesaver.

An attempt at creative camera work turned into a rescue effort rather than the inventive imagery the photographer had hoped for, fire officials said.

The chief Rabbi of wartime Rome had been sheltered by Jesuits, and he later paid eloquent and generous tribute to Pius XII and his collaborators for their rescue efforts, as did Dr. Raffael Contoni, head of Italy's wartime Jewish Assistance Committee and later president of the union of Italian Jewish communities.

Yesterday, reports surfaced that blockbuster - director Christopher Nolan (Inception, Interstellar, The Dark Knight Trilogy) was working on a new WWII epic about the massive rescue efforts that took place in the...

Adding to the outrage is NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg's decision to forge ahead with plans to host the New York City Marathon this weekend, which has some residents feeling like rescue efforts are coming in second to the race...

Yesterday, reports surfaced that blockbuster - director Christopher Nolan (Inception, Interstellar, The Dark Knight Trilogy) was working on a new WWII epic about the massive rescue efforts that took place in the city of Dunkirk.

How about all of the peaceful muslims that helped in the rescue efforts?

And — speaking of heroics — an Iraqi doctor tried to deliver her to an American compound two days before the rescue effort, only to be driven away by gunfire from U.S. soldiers who apparently feared an ambulance bomb.

This rescue effort was not for him to toss some teaching our way and hope we would live better lives, but rather Gods rescue effort is that he came down himself to communicate in the most clear form possible his intentions and desires, and to make a sacrificial provision for pardon for mans crimes against God.

In a separate interview, Aldo de Francesco pointed out, among other facts, it wasn't Palatucci's relatives, in the 1950s, who first drew attention to Palatucci's rescue efforts, as the Times put forward, but «Rafael Danton, the Italian delegate to the First World Jewish Congress held in London in 1945.»

During a rescue effort, Filipino soldiers inadvertently killed Martin.

«I'll continue to pray for them so they can remain calm as they wait for a happy resolution to the ongoing rescue efforts.»

Even though official rescue efforts were put on hold days ago, workers are still finding survivors in Haiti.

His second complaint is that the VFW's Political Action Committee «endorsed John P. Murtha, Pennsylvania Democrat, in his re-election campaign for Congress against «28 - year Army veteran Bill Russell, who had served in Operation Desert Storm, Kosovo and Iraq and heroically participated in rescue efforts at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.»

Hurricane Ike launched the largest search and rescue effort in Texas history.

If none of that works (which is truly rare), slice it up and soak it in salt and vinegar as a last cucumber rescue effort.

Over recent years, in addition to supporting volunteer duck rescue efforts by the Coalition Against Duck Shooting, Animals Australia's extraordinary legal team has secured crucial wins for native waterbirds, setting powerful legal precedents for animals.

Flying overhead was Mark Heiner, a pilot helping the 29 - person rescue effort.

There are many people who wanted to help the rescue efforts after 9/11, for example.

The Imagination Movers are Rich Collins, a former journalist and father of five young children; Scott Durbin, a former award - winning teacher and father of two young children; Dave Poche, a former architect and father of two young children; and Scott «Smitty» Smith, a New Orleans firefighter who was a member of the Hurricane Katrina search - and - rescue effort.

Last October, in a policy statement which David Cameron now studiously ignores, Foreign Office minister Lady Anelay said the UK did not support search - and - rescue efforts in the Mediterranean because it encouraged more to try to get here.

Gov. Ibikunle Amosun, on his part, commended the security agencies which deployed their personnel and equipment in the rescue effort.

Greece needs to become more proactive, leading the rescue effort, pushing multiple growth - targeted reforms and evade the current passivity of awaiting dictums from abroad.

Officials of the National Disaster Management Organization, NADMO, from Ayensuano district, Police and Fire Service are currently at the scene helping in rescue effort to save more lives.

The economist Paul Krugman wrote in 2008, for instance, that Brown (and his chancellor Alistair Darling) «defined the character of the worldwide financial rescue effort.»

«These brave men and women put themselves at risk to help their fellow New Yorkers and the very least we can do is to support them in their efforts to combat the injuries and illnesses sustained during their rescue efforts.

The governor said the aftereffects of 9/11 are not over, and many involved in the rescue efforts have been diagnosed with related illnesses, such as cancer and respiratory disease.

The crash, at about Manhattan's 88th Street and close to Gracie Mansion, triggered an enormous rescue effort from the NYPD and FDNY.

«In light of the April 14, 2016 «proof of life» video released by CNN, the May 2016 escape of Amina Ali and the most recent August 2016 «plea for rescue» video released by Boko Haram, we believe there is more than sufficient credible evidence and intelligence to substantiate an immediate rescue effort of the Chibok Girls and thousands of others that remain in Boko Haram captivity,» they said.

No, we have been involved in many rescue efforts in the past.

A small number of US and British experts have now started arriving in Nigeria to assist the government's rescue efforts.

However, the unrelenting weather did not stop rescue efforts from the shore.

Search and rescue efforts are on - going.

A statement by the Managing Director of Lagos Waterways Authority Abisola Kamson, said though some safety precautions had been taken the design of the boat made rescue efforts impossible.

Nearly 400 people are reported dead and 600 are still unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue in the capital, Freetown, following the...

She said although all passengers on the boat were wearing their life jackets, the covered design of the boat made rescue efforts challenging.

«This of course does not mean that the rescue efforts are over.

At 9:15 a.m., the New York State Unified Court System commemorate the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks with a ceremony, including a tribute to the court officers who perished in the rescue efforts: Captain William Harry Thompson, Sergeant Thomas Jurgens and Sergeant Mitchel Wallace, New York County Supreme Courthouse, 111 Centre St., Manhattan.

Paul Krugman, the American professor who just won the Nobel economics prize, said: «Mr Brown and Alistair Darling have defined the character of the worldwide rescue effort, with other wealthy nations playing catch - up.»

Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize - winning economist, said that Brown «defined the character of the worldwide financial rescue effort».

Under a new law that Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed on the 16th anniversary of 9/11 this year, municipalities can get reimbursed by the state for the money they spend on sick leave for any firefighters who assisted in the rescue efforts at ground zero.