Who call 911 in cases of emergency?
Commenting with facts on Facebook posts could be another way to keep people safe in cases of emergency.
For me, humor is an air bag in a car: it appears only in cases of emergency.
In cases of emergency, his platform suggests, the application of such measures should still be exempt from parliamentary review.
"By law, districts are not permitted to overrun their costs without voter approval, except in cases of emergency, like a leaking roof".
I think when people go on a boat they need to be able to understand where the P.F.D.'s are and what happens in cases of emergency".
In cases of emergency or acute distress, patients or their relatives may be unable to digest information; yet doctors need to reach decisions swiftly.
Some of their members are officially assigned to other units (e.g., patrol) and are called upon only in cases of emergency.
Though Egypt's Health Ministry ordered an end to the practice in 1996, it allowed exceptions in cases of emergency, a loophole critics describe as so wide that it effectively rendered the ban meaningless.
Under European Union rules, competitive bidding can be avoided only in cases of emergency, when the rapid appointment of a supplier is essential or where national security is at stake.
"We need a total ban on pay-to-play," he said in a recent interview, "much broader financial disclosure of elected officials and decision-making appointed officials, abolition of no bid contracts except in cases of emergency situations.
