Sentences with phrase «of national catastrophes»
«We all support our local rescues, but only The Humane Society of the United States can effectively stand up to cruelty on a massive scale and come to the rescue of animals in times of national catastrophes.»
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Instead of correcting course to avoid further catastrophe, the Maduro regime is attempting to circumvent sanctions through the Petro digital currency — a ploy that Venezuela's democratically - elected National Assembly has denounced and Treasury has cautioned U.S. persons to avoid,» Mnuchin said in a statement.
Although the recent report of the National Commission on the catastrophe (http://www.oilspillcommission.gov/) purports to provide «thorough analysis and impartial judgment» on the «causes» of the explosion and «the lessons -LSB-...]
The Italian government treated the catastrophe as a national tragedy and declared a day of mourning.
Employers have been allowed to keep hammering down wages and this is where we find ourselves: a consumer economy in which people can't afford to buy, a private sector subsidised by tax credits to the cost of the national economy and the moral catastrophe of people working and in poverty.
Her plan to reintroduce a national currency to replace the euro «would be a catastrophe for French companies and inhabitants,» wrote Antoine Frérot, CEO of utility group Veolia Environnement SA.
At the time of the near - catastrophe on the train, Anthony was a student at Sacramento State College, while Spencer was an airman first - class in the U.S. Air Force and Alek had finished a deployment in Afghanistan with the Oregon Army National Guard.
Although the national media has ignored the catastrophe unfolding in Philadelphia, the new interim chief of the public schools there is actually seeking permission from the City Council to dismatle public education entirely.
When a genetically engineered strain of anthrax with exceptional potency is released at San Quentin State Prison, Stone quickly becomes both the prime suspect in the terror attack and the FBI's best hope for stopping an imminent national catastrophe.
That's right around the national average, and far less than the cost of dealing with a catastrophe without coverage!
The photograph is from her 2016 work Flint is Family, where Frazier spent five months with three generations of Flint women who suffer and still thrive as they face the water crisis in Flint — «the worst man - made environmental catastrophe in recent national memory.»
1972 Development of Postwar Japanese Art: Figurative Art, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan Japan Art Festival, Museo de Ciencias y Arte de la UNAM, Mexico City, Mexico Birds Eye View of Japanese Contemporary Art, The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, Japan Exhibition of Parts, Shinanobashi Gallery Apron, Osaka, Japan Vesuvius Project, Japan Version, Minami Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Galleria II Centro, Napoli, Italy Catastrophe, Pinnar Gallery, Tokyo, Japan La Galleria San Fedele, Milano, Italy The 1st Contemporary Print Exhibition, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London, England Gohyo - kai (with «Juku» members), Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan
Kunsthalle Winterthur, Winterthur, Switzerland (2016); Fashioned to a Device Behind a Tree, Camden Arts Centre, London, UK (2015); Drawing Biennial, Drawing Room, London (2015); Cathedral, AV Festival, NGCA, Sunderland, UK (2013); PROJECT, Maureen Paley Gallery, London, UK, (2013); Curiosity: Art & the Pleasure of Knowing, Hayward Touring UK (2013); Alternating Layers of Contrasting Resistance, Rowing, London, UK (2013), Solo Presentation, Art Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands (2013), The Little Man of the Forest With the Big Hat, Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome, Italy (2013); Cyclorama, Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico City, Mexico (2013); Relatively Absolute, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge; The Little Man of the Forest With the Big Hat, MCZ - Museo Carlo Zauli, Faenza, Italy (2012); An Arrangement of the Materials Ejected, Spacex, Exeter (2011); To See an Object to See a Light, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Guarene d'Alba, Italy, (2011); Vedere un oggetto, vedere la luce, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Guarene d'Alba, Italy (2011); Sentinel - PPS / / Meetings # 4, Palazzo Riso — Museo d'Arte Contemporanea della Sicilia, Palermo, Italy (2011); SI - Sindrome Italiana, Le MagasinCentre National d'Art contemporain de Grenoble, France (2010); Catastrophe?
The number 1,105 is the exact number of days the residents have spent without new water pipes after one of the worst man - made environmental catastrophes in recent national memory.
Kunsthalle Winterthur CH; Teleonomy, Cafe Oto, London UK (all 2016); Fashioned to a Device Behind a Tree, Camden Arts Centre, London UK; The London Open 2015, Whitechapel Gallery, London UK; Une Taxonomie des Sens et des Formes, Centre d'art contemporain La Halle des bouchers, Vienne FR; Project 09: Salvatore Arancio, Contemporary Art Society, London UK; The First Humans, Pump House Gallery, London UK (all 2015); Birds, Cinéphémère, FIAC, Paris FR; The Hidden, Ensapc Ygrec, Paris FR; Cathedral, AV Festival, Northern Gallery For Contemporary Art, Sunderland UK (all 2014); Curiosity: Art & the Pleasure of Knowing, Hayward Touring UK (2013 - 2014); Cyclorama, Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáneo, Mexico City MX (2013); The Cosmos, Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge UK (2012); An Arrangement of the Materials Ejected, Spacex, Exeter UK; Vedere un oggetto, vedere la luce / To See an Object to See a Light, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Guarene d'Alba IT (both 2011); SI Sindrome Italiana, Magasin - Centre National d'Art contemporain de Grenoble FR; Catastrophe?
Dr. Richard Lindzen — Professor of Meteorology at M.I.T., member, the National Research Council Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, says global warming alarmists «are trumpeting catastrophes that couldn't happen even if the models were right.»
Each catastrophe should trigger a national conversation, not just at the federal but also state and local levels along the lines of «what can our community here learn from what happened (over there)?»
After 25 years of close to a trillion dollars of treasure being expended, thousands of avoidable deaths from hypothermia related health problems amongst the elderly, the destruction of entire industries and large parts of some national economies, science, very expensive science at that has been sent down an innumerable number of dead end paths and rabbit holes in pursuit of the unpredictable non existent global warming and it's totally failed predictions of catastrophes always still to come but which never do.
Presenting their results in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Astrid Dannenberg, Postdoc researcher at the Environmental Economics Unit, University of Gothenburg and Columbia University, and Professor Scott Barrett, Columbia University, explain the paradox of why countries would agree to a collective goal, aimed at reducing the risk of climate catastrophe, but act as if they were blind to this risk.
The piece provided a candid assessment of our environmental predicament and, in doing so, delivered to readers something they rarely get from national media outlets: Real talk about the unfolding climate change catastrophe.
Mr. Steele --- the originator of the «drill baby drill» slogan that dominated last year's Republican National Convention — appears to be aligning himself with Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma, also a Republican, who has denounced the idea of a global warming catastrophe as «the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people,» and said that many of the Obama administration's early moves amounted to «environmental thuggery.»
A case in point is the Canadian National Post's relentless drum beat of pseudo-scientific half - truths, outright falsehoods and ideological invective, all under the hyperbolic title of Countdown to Catastrophe Copenhagen.
Attacking Salazar, executive director of CBD Kierán Suckling said in a press statement: «Ken Salazar has learned absolutely nothing from this national catastrophe.
While the tornado risk in Beaufort is small, as it is 43 percent less than the national average, it is important to bear in mind that major catastrophes such as tornadoes, hurricanes and house - fires can lead to a total loss of your home and all the property you keep inside.
That's right around the national average, and far less than the cost of dealing with a catastrophe without coverage!
The number of catastrophes in Georgia is well above the national average, and its number of tornadoes is higher than that of most of the other states.
As I argued in these columns some days ago, the even better question may be: What can we do to stop the state and national impact of these floods and other climatic catastrophes being used as an excuse to decrease public community health, Aboriginal health and mental health service spending, just when demand for them is likely to grow exponentially and plateau at a new peak, because of the irretrievable losses, long - lasting «slow - burn disaster» and wearing - down effects of these events?