(b) Countries in the immediate aftermath of natural disasters and

Other war crimes courts have taken place in the immediate aftermath of conflict.

The lessons learned in the immediate aftermath bear little relationship to the eventual outcome.

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

The following video shows the immediate aftermath of the explosion on Sabaeen Street in Sana'a .

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.

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

In the immediate aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the G 20 seemed to help governments to coordinate their actions and avoid rampant protectionism.

She was a significant person in the immediate aftermath of the death of Alexander the Great and the First and Second Wars of the Diadochi.

In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, FEMA and the Red Cross established a number of emergency aid stations throughout New Orleans and near evacuation centers.

The dangerous path Turkish society has been dragged onto, both building up to the coup attempt and in its immediate aftermath, is one of ever deepening social polarisation.

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.

During World War II and in its immediate aftermath, war rape occurred in a range of situations, ranging from institutionalized sexual slavery to war rapes associated with specific battles.

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.

The Aftermath

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.

Gone are the 1990 s, when for a brief moment in the immediate aftermath of the end of the Cold War, the world looked as if it would be permanently peaceful and unconcerned with power.

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.

Immediate problems require immediate responses.

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.

The EU s new High Representative for external affairs, Baroness Catherine Ashton, tried to justify her failure to go to Haiti in the immediate aftermath of its terrible earthquake by saying, I am neither a nurse nor a fire person.

This is obviously the case in France, where, contrary to what the French historian François Furet thought in the immediate aftermath of communism s collapse 20 years ago, the French Revolution is neither over nor a closed chapter in history.

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.

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.

They also need to regain their means of livelihood and to overcome the effects of the catastrophe. 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 October War of 1973, the Arab world rejoiced because the myth of Israeli invincibility had been shattered by Egypt s crossing of the Suez Canal and the Syrian offensive that swept across the Golan Heights.

The administration arguably devoted most of its counterterrorism efforts not to law enforcement operations, but into war in Muslim lands because it failed to keep a cool head in the immediate aftermath of the attacks on New York and Washington.

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.

In the US, for example, new securities laws were passed following the stock market crash of 1929, and the Sarbanes Oxley Act was adopted in 2002, in the immediate aftermath of the collapse of the Internet bubble and the Enron and WorldCom scandals.

(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

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.

Aftermath The battle was a disaster for the Japanese.

5.1 Immediate actions

Implementation is immediate.

The aftermath of the earthquake is thus a potential watershed.

The aftermath of an unanticipated revolution will itself present surprises.

There were reparations in the aftermath of the Civil War.

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.

That share climbed rapidly in the aftermath of the euro s introduction.

That ratio climbed rapidly in the aftermath of the euro s introduction.