Sentence examples for better emergency from inspiring English sources

Better emergency services, the study finds, have brought about a profound drop in total annual homicides.

Scenic Hudson's land use advocacy director, Jeffrey Anzevino, said the group and Olana recognized the need for better emergency services.

But in subsequent decades, that figure began to dwindle, thanks to better emergency medical care and improved school busing.

I hope that one battle cry that will result from this tragedy is the battle cry for better emergency egress in the tall buildings across America.

This includes deep cuts in transit and port security and in the long-promised, still unrealized priority of better emergency communications.

Stephanie Faul, a spokeswoman for the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, said better emergency medical care has also spared lives, if not injuries.

Local governments can help save lives during extreme events by anticipating the impacts of these events and investing in prevention measures such as building flood-proof bridges, retaining walls along mountain roads, more efficient irrigation systems, enhanced water recycling capacity, better emergency-response systems and public subsidies to citizens to weather-proof their homes.

"The health service needs to plan better for emergency demand, fund emergency care fairly and make sure it gets the best possible price for care provided outside the NHS," she said.

It's clear something more needs to be done to better protect emergency workers.

But for all of what might seem like straightforward logic — that preventive care is better than emergency care — a single knotty problem remains.

The team also concludes that there is no clear link between greater bed availability and an individual hospital's ability to respond better to emergency pressures - although low availability is associated with longer queues for routine operations.