Sentence examples for concept of emergency from inspiring English sources
The concept of emergency medical services (EMS) is new to Sri Lanka.
They emphasized that the concept of emergency bag is not practical for them.
This paper firstly proposes a concept of emergency self-traction system (ESTS) for the urban rail transit vehicles with an onboard hybrid energy storage system (ESS).
Since the publication of the first formal policy statement for the use of ultrasound in EM by the American College of Emergency Physicians in 2001 [1], the concept of emergency screening ultrasound has gained favor with most of the residency training programs in the USA and is now an element of the core curriculum required by the Residency Review Committee for Emergency Medicine [2].
The show bungled the concept of emergency contraception, a form of birth control more commonly known as the morning after pill or Plan B. In this episode, we get the facts straight.
The concept of "emergency attendance" must therefore be defined.
As definitions and concepts of emergencies vary and have changed over time, we chose to consider any context where an application for either a Consolidated Appeals Process or a Flash Appeal to the UN Central Emergency Revolving Fund CERFF) occurred during the period examined.
As definitions and concepts of emergencies vary and have changed over time, we chose to consider any context where an application for either a CAP or a Flash Appeal occurred during the period examined.
Others have: talked about "capacity pockets" – I think it means spare time; said "there is no 'I' in team"; and discussed the concept of an "emergency biscuit".
This amusing image of firemen and earthquake experts organising swimming competitions and religious pageants conceals a tainted notion: the legal concept of an "emergency" implies being able to ignore all the rules and regulations regarding tendering contracts for public works worth millions of euros.
In an attack in effect aimed at the former Labour leader Ed Miliband, who ordered Labour MPs to vote against military action in 2013, Osborne said: "I have to say the whole concept of an emergency debate suggests that somehow this tragedy has come upon us out of the blue and indeed it has an almost natural element to it.
