"of disaster" or "for disaster"?
| Their litany of disasters is unmatched. |
| The number and frequency of disasters is growing. |
| I'd also enthralled with the mechanics of disasters. |
| A cataclysmic conflict of this sort would be the worst kind of disaster for Pakistan. |
| For a In the Thick of Disaster Relief at the IDP Camps in Vavuniya, 2009 Speakers Dr. |
| On the evening, they held candlelight vigil, praying for the people of disaster areas. |
| This must say something about a hugely distorted perception of disaster, and an unchallenged desire to exploit it. |
| Learning from the Past: A look Back at Evaluation and Reviews of Disaster Preparedness Programmes, November, 1999. |
| So where does this leave us? The issue of normalization of disaster losses is tricky and can not be considered resolved. |
| Using the cloud for disaster recovery. |
| That is a sure fire formula for disaster. |
| A world without truth is a recipe for disaster. |
| I think that translating actual code and library keywords is a recipe for disaster. |
| Obama who had been sent to Haiti to be the president's point man for disaster relief. |
| Without proper safety and repair kits on board you are just asking for disaster to strike. |
| On the contrary, the 13th Amendment is a recipe for disaster; it'll be a breeding ground of disharmony and conflict. |
| I don't accept this second method of ' letting the people decide ' because it's a recipe for disaster not democracy. |
| As it stands now the reader is in the same boat as me: unaware that I was heading for disaster, and then suddenly in it. |
| When planning for disasters or emergencies, special consideration needs to be taken to include people with disabilities. |
| To disaster that strikes our city, our community. |
| And appointment without anointment always led to disaster. |
| It was Mujib who was taking Pakistan down the road to disaster. |
| Secondly, and perhaps more usefully, I have acquired a measure of immunity to disaster. |
| Vulnerability to disasters is determined by the ability of people to make sustainable choices. |
| We have responded to disasters and put aside money to help the rebuilding of greater Christchurch. |
| Rushing a product to market, after spending billions, and coming in less than 2nd in your segment, is a key to disaster. |
| This is partly because the poor reside in areas which are more vulnerable and prone to disasters, such as the coastal belt. |
| It has a key role in trying to maintain international peace and security but also addresses issues related to disaster relief,. |
| Since both are transmittable in honey, it takes just one jar ending up in the recycling for bees to follow a honey pot to disaster. |
| The media plays a major role in disasters. |
| This is why the military has a key role to play in disaster management. |
| Habib Torikul and Sonia Farjana are pursuing MS in Disaster Management Department of. |
| Let's contribute our own part to global capacity building in disaster risk reduction. |
| Federal Emergency Management Agency funds go toward the welfare of animals in disaster zones. |
| Special programs build a partnership with private companies to assist in disaster management. |
| I'd grateful to the Red Cross who has been so responsive not just here, but in disasters around the country. |
| Lack of co-ordination amongst various governmental and nongovernmental organization working in disaster response. |
| Her comeback also ended in disaster when fans complained she had lost her talent and seemed confused during concerts. |
| Romney also has a record on disaster relief. |
| They sprinkle fairy dust on disasters and turn them to gold. |
| De Bernardinis suggested he was an expert on disaster response rather than predisaster judgment. |
| He also called on the Maldivian Parliament to enact the law on disaster management that has been pending for some time. |
| President Obama has cut the interest rate on disaster loans for farmers and made it easier for affected areas to receive government financial assistance. |
| Several stakeholders from the Caribbean who attended the fifth annual Caribbean Conference on Disaster Management at the Rose Hall Resort and Spa attended the forum. |
| Robert Francis Garcia is Oxfam's advisor on training and knowledge management systems for the program, ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER). |
| Mathbor has published extensively on disaster relief, community preparedness, social development, coastal zone management, migration, health, economics, and international social work education. |
| Allah Ta'aala redeems His human servants from disasters for their sake. |
| We urgently need research to quantify and account for the effects of better mitigation technology that has -- so far -- kept losses from disasters manageable compared to historical precedents. |
| Obama has had his plate over flowing with disasters. |
| Interview with Disaster Response Coordinator Written: 11/8/2012 The Rev. |
| Severe floods could overwhelm the capacity of Bangladesh to deal with disasters. |
| Anyway, I just wanted you to know that I see nothing abnormal about your fascination with disasters. |
| It would also provide rehabilitation programmes to deal with disasters (Ekram Kabir, September 12, 2004). |
| Trained as a federal agent and now working as a volunteer police officer in the Rockaways, Aviles was prepared to deal with disaster scenarios. |
| Share what they know about disaster aid and its providers. |
| But something about the way he talked about disasters struck a chord in me. |
| He is as unconcerned about disaster relief as a Presidential candidate as he was as governor. |
| It was an era marked by disaster fears. |
| And so does America continue to decay, sucked dry by corporate leeches and plagued by disaster and war. |
| Good luck! chuck Yes I get that, I'd simply referring to known disaster area's that get revisited by disaster on a regular bases. |
| However, Daily flood report by disaster management division dated 28/08/08 suggests that government has taken this into account during the very initial days of relief distribution. |
| The theory of countries having natural resources turning into disasters is a stark reality. |
| Earth shakes as a result almost everyday in some part of the world and every so often it turns into disaster. |
| As long as it cling on to this shallow thinking, there will never be peace and the country will slip further into disaster. |
| Further, when Bill Clinton signed the Galss-Steagall Act out of existence he gave the green light to banks to plunge he economy into disaster while enriching themselves beyond measure. |