If the EMD suspects a time critical condition such as stroke, an ambulance can be dispatched as a high priority (category A, currently up to a 19 minute response).
"It's pretty hard to be able to sit and lay out your ideas and your concepts with a one minute response," he said.
"It pretty hard to be able to sit and lay out your ideas and your concepts with a one minute response.
This tactic, believed to be a last minute response to dire trading conditions, will compete against Debenhams' 3-day spectacular which also starts tomorrow, with promises to the consumer of millions of pounds of price cuts.
With criticism, pressure, and very visceral anger mounting over his dismissive and often misogynistic treatment of Hillary Clinton and other women, (documented extensively by Media Matters) Hardball host Chris Matthews began his show tonight with a four minute response.
Dogs do not fail during power outages, cannot be deactivated by experienced crooks, generally provide advanced warning of thieves, and don't have a 10 minute response time.
Presidents and candidates don't (or shouldn't) make important decisions in two-and-a-half minute responses and four-minute closing statements.
However, it does mean some patients who should have received an eight minute response, such as those who have suffered a stroke, could now wait 40 minutes.
Mr. Wagner, in an eight-and-a-half-minute response at the press conference, said that Mr. Sotin's decision to quit was purely his own and that the Meier affair involved the singer's competing commitments in Munich and Salzburg, which overlapped her rehearsal times at Bayreuth.
"While speed is particularly important for some conditions such as cardiac arrest, there is little clinical evidence to suggest other less acute conditions would benefit from a blanket eight minute response.
By contrast, taking a turn for a two-minute response to a question being answered by a long line of people doesn't count.
