Sentence examples for approved emergency from inspiring English sources

When farmers balked at the rigors of the free market, however, Congress approved emergency payments and loan payments.

In recent months, the International Monetary Fund has approved emergency packages totaling $50 billion for countries including Iceland, Hungary, Latvia, Ukraine, Serbia and Belarus.

The wagering board, meanwhile, approved emergency measures intended to dissuade New York City horseplayers from seeking out-of-state wagering options on New York races.

TOKYO — The Japanese government approved emergency stimulus spending of more than $100 billion on Friday, part of an aggressive push by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to kick-start growth in Japan's long-moribund economy.

In the Central African Republic, for example, GPE quickly approved emergency support to allow more than 100,000 children who had been displaced by conflict to return to school, helped rehabilitate hundreds of school buildings and promoted teacher recruitment and training and other efforts to rebuild the country's crumbling education system.

"Following a review of the first round of vaccination campaigns in Angola, it was found that around 1m doses from the emergency stocks had been used to vaccinate people in other medical facilities that were not part of the initial approved emergency vaccination plans," a WHO spokesman said.

The state of Massachusetts, with several towns inside the 10-mile emergency planning zone, refused to approve emergency plans.

For example, it took the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) years to approve emergency contraception – also known as Plan B – for over-the-counter status.

C1 Airline Tries to Raise Cash US Airways asked a bankruptcy judge to approve emergency pay cuts of 23percentt and other moves in order to raise cash.

The actions to stabilize Fannie and Freddie occurred over the weekend as the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., also called for Congress to approve emergency legislation giving the federal government power to inject billions of federal funds through investments and loans.

It would permit federal prosecutors to approve emergency wiretaps under almost any circumstances arguably involving an attack on computer or national security.