在 英语 中使用 Other disasters 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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You need to have back up plans, in case of hard drive failure or other disasters.
Of that amount, $83 billion was requested to assist people affected by conflicts and approximately $13 billion to address the consequences of natural or other disasters.
Great efforts were made by the organization to raise funds for victims of the earthquake and other disasters in China.
Many aim to enhance the resilience of children affected by war and other disasters.
Maybe Cisco compels them for the same reasons apocalyptic narratives about zombies and other disasters are so popular.
Foregrounded in the request, is rescue work that place after earthquakes, in collapsed mines, in closed-off subway tunnels, or following other disasters.
Although there will always be outbreaks and other disasters with health consequences, investing in stronger health systems can help to prevent or mitigate them.
In the case of the Estonia and other disasters, the freezing response may have been a natural and horrific mistake.
Likewise, they are grateful to military personnel who have saved lives during hurricanes or other disasters.
However, States have a core obligation to take the necessary action to mitigate and alleviate hunger…, even in times of natural or other disasters….
The disability population also has grown in recent decades due to war and other forms of violence, inadequate medical care, and natural and other disasters.
CISO responsibilities typically include maintaining best practices and designing effective policies to handle breaches and other disasters.
Australia's humanitarian, emergency and refugee programs contribute significantly to reducing the impact of conflict and natural and other disasters on vulnerable groups.
Division B of the enrolled bill provides additional emergency supplemental appropriations related to recent hurricanes, wildfires, and other disasters including tax relief and Medicaid changes;
In the case of the tsunami and other disasters, needs assessments have tended to focus on restoring losses and reconstructing to modern standards rather than improving socio-economic baselines.
For example, ShelterBox, supported by 7,000 Rotary clubs worldwide, provided emergency shelter and aid for some 800,000 victims of natural and other disasters in 57 countries since 2000.
Our experiences from other disasters are clearly inadequate because we are facing a realm of the unknown not previously experienced, requiring a new understanding, a new bravery, and a new kind of courage.".
However, States have a core obligation to take the necessary action to mitigate and alleviate hunger… even in times of natural or other disasters."(HRI/GEN/1/Rev.4, p. 58, para. 6).
The El Niño phenomenon, the forest fires in Brazil and Indonesia, a new drought in the Sudan, the tsunami in Papua New Guinea and other disasters have devastated thousands of lives.