Sentence examples for an emergency needs from inspiring English sources

People literally gave the shoes off their feet; local TV became an emergency needs swap-shop, often having to appeal to citizens to hold back as blood donation banks became saturated.

I am here to do an emergency needs assessment, so my friend Ronaldo negotiates with a friendly team of "bloodsucking leeches".

Her clinic, like many others, calls on animal donors any time there is an emergency need for blood.

They said unemployment pay had often been treated as an emergency need free of any deficit considerations.

First, the state legislature had declared in the Act itself that an emergency need for the protection of homeowners existed.

Congress's penchant to prioritize the pork in omnibus bills should be put on hold, with the grid problem broken out as an emergency needing fast resolve.

"My approach has been to focus more on changing the food system to try to reach people before they have an emergency need for food," she said.

In a US survey of 7,000 adults in 1992, two-thirds said "sibling" when asked who they would call in an emergency, needed to borrow money, or were depressed or confused and needed advice.

He declared the need for a new tax cut for the oil companies in Texas an emergency need, and so the money was taken away from the CHIP program.

"Unless the United States is engaged in hostilities against a country or there is an emergency need for this type of surveillance, I do not believe the United States should be collecting phone calls or emails of friendly presidents and prime ministers.

Bright Horizons runs centers at New York Hospital, the United Nations and John F. Kennedy International Airport, plus a "back-up" center used by Time Warner employees when they have an emergency need for daytime care for a child.