Sentence examples for In contingencies from inspiring English sources

Next is an image of an article by Mr. McCain in Contingencies magazine in which he promotes letting Americans buy health insurance across state lines, drawing a parallel to the relaxation of rules governing the banking industry.

"The plan is tied up in contingencies that the City Council is very unlikely to be able to deal with in the short run," said Glenn Pasanen, associate director of City Project, a budget watchdog group.

Though scientists build in time for delays caused by weather and equipment trouble, she said, "field programs in a challenging place like Antarctica do not have the luxury of building in contingencies for closed governments".

He had been encouraged to request the troops by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who saw this as an opportunity finally to mobilize the reserves and reconstitute a strategic reserve for use in contingencies other than Vietnam.

Writing in Contingencies, Mr. McCain said, "Opening up the health insurance market to more vigorous nationwide competition, as we have done over the last decade in banking, would provide more choices of innovative products less burdened by the worst excesses of state-based regulation".

One of these services is contingency reserve (CR), which is used to regulate the grid frequency in contingencies.

"We started training additional staff in contingency in April and adequate resources are now available".

He too has taken to building in contingency time for services inevitably going wrong.

Russia has run budget surpluses in recent years, putting $190 billion in contingency funds.

A Ministry of Defence (MoD) team has been sent to Iraq to assist embassy staff in contingency planning.

Having imagined possibilities, you can take account of them in contingency planning.