Rwanda in the immediate aftermath of the genocide was 77 percent female.

Rwanda in the immediate aftermath of the genocide was 77 percent female.

International assistance tends to reach its peak in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.

For example, in the immediate aftermath of the tsunami there were concerns over trafficking of orphaned children.

The Security Council undoubtedly has an outstanding role to play in peacebuilding efforts, especially in the immediate aftermath of a conflict.

That will require the support and solidarity of the entire international community, which provided assistance in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.

In the immediate aftermath of the explosion, on 14 February, the investigation of the crime fell within the jurisdiction of the Military Court.

The lessons learned in the immediate aftermath bear little relationship to the eventual outcome. There are immediate and obvious answers to the question of who was to blame, but they rarely correspond with the new shape of the financial landscape that ultimately emerges.

The story starts in Kenya in December of 2007, when there was a disputed presidential election, and in the immediate aftermath of that election, there was an outbreak of ethnic violence.

We share the view that the Peacebuilding Commission should, among other things, improve planning for sustained recovery in the immediate aftermath of war, focusing on early efforts to establish the necessary institutions.

Ivorian political parties of all sides and the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) made calls in the immediate aftermath for a full enquiry to ascertain the facts surrounding these events.

In the immediate aftermath of the disaster, efforts focused on search and rescue, bringing clean water, food, clothing, medical care and shelter to survivors, and identifying and burying the vast number of dead.

In the immediate aftermath of the massive earthquake that struck Pakistan, the Chinese Government provided emergency humanitarian assistance totalling 6.2 million in cash and kind and dispatched search and rescue teams to the disaster areas.

In the immediate aftermath of a terrorist act and in order to maximize the assistance that can be provided by Interpol, member countries are requested to send information about the incident to the General Secretariat.

The immediate aftermath of the explosion was a scene of chaos, with multi agency emergency services, media personnel and hundreds of passers by and residents of Beirut arriving at the scene to help and observe.

In the immediate aftermath of the tsunami, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs facilitated the preparation and launch of an inter agency flash appeal covering the urgent needs of some 5 million people for six months.

Immediate detection, immediate response.

Delegations congratulated UNICEF on its rapid response, saying that UNICEF had shown itself to be a credible partner in disaster relief, and the profile of the agency and its Executive Director in the immediate aftermath was to be commended.

In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the G 20 seemed to help governments to coordinate their actions and avoid rampant protectionism. The world waits anxiously to see how it will perform when it meets again in Seoul this November.

(c) Apart from the initial media access to the site in the immediate aftermath of the explosion, the media were given official access to the site on 15 February by Judge Mezhar after the scene had been secured by the security services

In the immediate aftermath of Snowden s revelations, the French satirical newspaper Le Canard Enchaîné ran a headline that said For once, Obama is interested in what we are saying. Europeans should be pleased and relieved that they are no longer America s first line of defense.

In respect of country specific situations, the Peacebuilding Commission should, in the immediate aftermath of conflict, make recommendations to the Security Council regarding measures to ensure coherence between peacekeeping, economic recovery and efforts to restore national institutions for public administration and the rule of law.

UNOCI has also had difficulties in the immediate aftermath of the incidents in Agboville, Anyama and Azaguie, with some local inhabitants of the areas preventing them from visiting the localities affected amid queries as to why the local populations were not protected from attack.

Mr. Wolfensohn, whose efforts have been so crucial to achieving the progress recorded in 2005, reminded participants that the immediate aftermath of both Palestinian and Israeli elections will be a very critical period of opportunity that neither the parties nor the international community can afford to miss.

To that end, it will provide necessary information in the immediate aftermath of war and focus attention on the development and institution building efforts necessary for recovery and support the development of integrated strategies for countries emerging from conflict in order to prevent them from relapsing into conflict.

In 2008, Cyclone Nargis and its aftermath killed 138,000 in Myanmar.

In the immediate aftermath of the massacre at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, the comparison with Al Qaeda s 2001 attack on the United States has taken hold across France. Indeed, the January 7 attack was the most murderous France has known since the end of the Algerian War in 1962.

To be sure, Russia has historically enjoyed considerable soft power, with its culture having made major contributions to art, music, and literature. Moreover, in the immediate aftermath of World War II, the Soviet Union was attractive to many Western Europeans, owing largely to its leadership in the fight against fascism.

5.1 Immediate actions

Implementation is immediate.

With our American friends, we also mourn the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath.

America as a model or America as a protector this European dilemma is in itself new. For, in the immediate aftermath of World War II, most Europeans viewed the United States as both its defender against the Soviet Union s expansionist aims and the key external actor for their deeply wounded continent s moral and economic reconstruction.

This is an immediate relief.

Truly, you love immediate gain

Truly, you love immediate gain

Implementation was immediate wherever applicable.

The immediate humanitarian emergency continues.

And it's been used most famously in Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake.

In this fundamental narrative, the advanced countries pre crisis GDP was unsustainable, bolstered by borrowing and unproductive make work jobs. More borrowed growth the Keynesian formula may create the illusion of normalcy, and may be useful in the immediate aftermath of a deep crisis to calm a panic, but it is no solution to a fundamental growth problem.

NEW YORK In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis, policymakers success in preventing the Great Recession from turning into Great Depression II held in check demands for protectionist and inward looking measures. But now the backlash against globalization and the freer movement of goods, services, capital, labor, and technology that came with it has arrived.

Recognizing the significance of this strategy exposes a common fallacy whereby the global savings glut is attributed to emerging market countries desire to insure themselves against financial turmoil by acquiring dollar reserves. That may have been true in the immediate aftermath of the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s, but it was quickly overtaken by the growth imperative.

Turkey's experience in the aftermath of the Iraq Kuwait conflict is a case in point.

Sexual exploitation and trafficking in human beings often increase in the aftermath of a crisis.

They were responding to immediate concerns.

It's for your own immediate use.