Sentence examples for Grant emergency from inspiring English sources

And the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court can grant emergency approval for wiretaps within hours, officials say.

E.U. governments are only likely to grant emergency funds in exchange for conditions set and enforced by the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund.

The session began with unease over the Bank of England's decision to grant emergency funding to Northern Rock, a lender that was at risk of a liquidity crisis.

The group "is pleased by today's decision to grant emergency relief for the men and women that own and operate New York's restaurants from this unlawful and unprecedented sodium mandate.

In a letter written by Senator John Kerry and signed by five members of Congress, lawmakers asked the administrator, Hector V. Barreto, to grant emergency money to the six affected counties, as well as low-interest loans to fishermen, restaurateurs and others who rely on seasonal shellfish income.

The Government, however, cites no decision of a Board of Review which asserts the power to grant emergency interlocutory relief prior to the Board's consideration of a case on the merits; nor are we referred to any statute which unequivocally grants this authority.

The Bank of England grants emergency funding to Northern Rock, which is nationalised soon after in February 2008.

They were at times granted emergency powers that allowed them to detain suspects for longer periods for questioning.

They also set a precedent for granting emergency powers to the executive branch which remains a troubling legacy today.

Presenting his case to the Republican steering committee, which chooses committee chairmen, he vowed to "destroy the infrastructure of spending" by ending grants, emergency spending and duplicate programmes.

Microsoft had been granted emergency permission to run its generators more often in 2008 and 2009 while it made repairs to dangerously corroded electrical components.