Sentence examples for allocating emergency from inspiring English sources

They also assessed the family's birth and newborn care preparedness (BNCP) status, reflected by practice of the following steps: selection of 1) a birth attendant and 2) newborn care personnel; arrangement for 3) clothes for newborn drying/wrapping, and 4) emergency transport, if needed; 5) allocating emergency savings; and 6) possession of a clean delivery kit (CDK).

But the defence system has amply proved itself, in the Israeli view, and the government will now allocate emergency funding to cover all major population centres with Iron Dome batteries.(Photo credit: AFP).

The only way to raise money for such places, the UN reckons, is to lump them all together and ask for one pile of cash to cover them all.The UN complains that donors do not allocate emergency aid where the need is greatest, but tend to favour ex-colonies, countries close to the donors' hearts or in which they have a strategic interest, and those whose troubles have been well televised.

So we allocated emergency GTS (EGTS) in CFP as if emergency were a regular event.

The government has also allocated emergency funds to western Guerrero state, where Tropical Storm Manuel caused severe flooding.

But emergency managers also need to know when household evacuation may begin (for example, evacuation based on a person's own judgment, after an evacuation order) in order to allocate emergency resources or start special protective plans.

For example, in the case of hurricane forecasts, visualization scientists are tasked with providing policymakers with visual displays that will inform their decision on when to call for mandatory evacuations and how to allocate emergency management resources.

Officials in Mexico allocated emergency funds for southern regions of Chiapas and Oaxaca in preparation for a potential flooding disaster.

Somervell was chosen to head the project but although President Franklin D. Roosevelt allocated emergency funds for the canal in 1935, opponents of the canal protested that it would cause seawater to seep into the groundwater, and work was stopped a year later.

During contention for accessing channel, there is no priority-based slot allocated to emergency data and is no differentiation between normal, periodic, and emergency data to assign the first slot on the priority-basis during in the life critical situations.

Regarding resource allocation, the legislation may result in more resources being allocated to emergency outpatient clinics and specialized care.