Sentence examples for In lifesaving, from inspiring English sources

"We can't just lock health care data away — because of its role in lifesaving treatment," Dr. Brailer said.

"Tax haven secrecy facilitates tax evasion, corruption and undermines the ability of governments to mobilise revenue to invest in lifesaving essential services.

The sidestroke was supplanted in competitive swimming by the crawl (see below) but is still used in lifesaving and recreational swimming.

The breaststroke is believed to be the oldest of strokes and is much used in lifesaving and recreational swimming as well as in competitive swimming.

But the most important result was to set a new trend in lifesaving: where before an unwieldy crew of men in a boat had rescued swimmers, now a single, skilled lifeguard quickly made his way out through the waves.

Rachel Williams Co-responding project team, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service and South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) This collaboration has seen SECAmb train Surrey firefighters in lifesaving skills.

William C. Ford Jr., chairman of Ford Motor, which received a second investment-grade rating, allowing it to reclaim assets -- including its blue oval logo -- that it pledged as collateral in a lifesaving loan package in 2006.

The Ford Motor Company received a second investment-grade rating on Tuesday, allowing the automaker to reclaim assets — including the iconic logo — that it pledged as collateral in a lifesaving loan package in 2006.

Studies have shown that SGAs are safe and effective in providing lifesaving oxygenation and gas exchange in both the normal and difficult pediatric airway and during resuscitation.

In recent years, despite an improvement in the lifesaving rate of brain ischemic stroke, the numbers of patients whose sequelae of nervous symptoms are too severe for daily living are increasing [1].

Fewer cell phones in cars, for instance, could mean longer delays in summoning lifesaving equipment to accident scenes.