But scientists know too little about the mountain to prepare adequately for a future
diaster, according to a report released this week by the National Research Council (NRC).
The evening relaunch, de Valera conceded, "proved to be a
diaster.
Certainly, it would spell
diaster for the whole best-system approach if it could be shown, as Lewis claims (1983, p.
From the Corsican city of Bastia comes proof that the
diaster at a sports stadium, which killed fifteen and injured more than a thousand, was the result of sordid pecuniary calculations.
The book's admiration for Knox as political theologian has to go with a frank and well handled admission of the political
diaster which, in a much misunderstood way, has distorted the reformer's subsequent reputation.
Until its own policies weakened broad-based public support for military spending and led it to political
diaster, the Reagan administration was never interested in improving relations with the Soviet Union.
The Skelmersdale-based firm had come under fire from campaigners who said it had been slow to contribute to a relief fund for victims of the Rana Plaza
diaster in April 2013.
BRITONS donated more than PS73 million in a month for the victims of Phillippines
diaster Typhoon Haiyan.
Colonel Mohammad Ali Al Dallal, senior identification manager said: "Many might wonder why the
Diaster Victim Identification [DVI] unit has been set up here with no disasters or major events leading to mass casualties.
Neither acted with sufficient integrity and speed to avert
diaster.
Behind the wheel under the influence of alcohol and a young person doing it -- it's a recipe for
diaster," Thompson said.
Magma: Volcanic
Diaster," Action-adventure; cast, Xander Berkeley, Amy Jo Johnson, Reiko Aylesworth.
