Resilience in a sentence

For his part, Executive Director of the Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre at the UWI, Professor Lloyd Waller, said the effort expended in executing activities marking the inaugural global tourism resilience day, proved fruitful.

In a statement the city says they agree that a shutdown of Resilience must be avoided “at all costs” and they’ll be in touch with Resilience Montreal to find a solution.

Manager Mikel Arteta praised his team for showing 'character and resilience', saying: 'We showed a lot of character and resilience to get back twice in the game and end up winning it.

This indicates that only a third of organizations currently have a cyber resilience assessment methodology that provides an accurate picture of resilience during a cyber incident.

Attendees will hear from experts on topics such as whether biofuels can really support resilience while lowering carbon emissions, and how resilience planning can prioritize historically marginalized and disadvantaged communities.

Jointly funded by the Commonwealth and NSW Governments, the Central West Recovery and Resilience Package is designed to address the urgent needs of the region and bolster its resilience against future natural disasters.

Resilience and planning for resilience is tremendously important.

This year’s theme, “Fueling Resilience: Empowering Diversity for Economic Success,” emphasized the critical role of resilience and diversity in driving sustainable progress.

US Labor Market Resilience: Friday's labor market report underscores the resilience of the US economy, potentially altering the trajectory for Fed policy decisions and challenging the prevailing narrative of an impending easing cycle.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has chaired a meeting of the Scottish Government Resilience Committee (SGoRR) and will be taking part in the UK Government’s resilience meeting tomorrow.

The Resilience Budget has three key areas: To save jobs and support workers; to help businesses overcome immediate challenges; and to strengthen economic and social resilience, Mr Heng said.

He’s been involved in resilience planning all over the world including New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and is working with Bridgeport on the current resilience plans.

Storm’s talk centered around resilience within queer and trans populations, and the way in which that resilience, especially as demonstrated by older members of the community, is the key to working towards progress for trans people.

The City has a water resilience task team in place which consists of experts in water management and resilience.

According to a study by Statistics South Africa, the informal sector contributed approximately 6.2% to the country’s GDP in 2020, employing millions of South Africans and fostering economic resilience in the face of challenges.

According to the Bank, the region must increase its resilience, particularly in the areas of the energy transition, water management, and food security.

Adaptability to this dynamic landscape will likely determine its resilience and competitiveness.

Additionally, the release notes, quote, “Belize’s Citrus Industry has with sturdy resilience served our country for more than 100 years.

Addressing his supporters at the new venue, Shaibu emphasized his commitment to the democratic struggle and his resilience against unfavorable circumstances.

After passing one of the toughest tests in resilience, Porter threw down the gauntlet as he arrived back in Evanston for his senior season, seeking to transcend his abilities and improve on the field.