Sentence examples for contingency team from inspiring English sources
The FCO said it was a contingency team, as BP is taking the lead in the evacuation of British gas workers from Amenas.
"This will allow expedited closure of the breach in the event that the breach does not close naturally or if the Breach Contingency Team determines closure to be necessary," the agency said in a statement.
"We've had a contingency team focused on this since the end of May," Robert Brown, president of money markets at Fidelity Investments, the nation's largest manager of money market funds, said Friday.
"If the virus infects the facility, we would cull all of the poultry," says Yong-sup Song, who heads the NIAS contingency team.
"It will likely to take up to 95 weeks to fully rebuild [the flocks] and resume normal research," says Kim Sung-Il, head of the contingency team at the Rural Development Administration, which oversees NIAS.
Furthermore, there are several mobile contingency teams available to cull and dispose of affected animals and clean and disinfect holdings.
As a regular visiting speaker at the Civil Contingencies College at Easingwold, it's my privilege to meet many of the dedicated men and women working in this field - fire officers, police, security groups, emergency planners and civil contingencies teams from around the United Kingdom (and the world).
A contingency planning team will work with local commissioners and clinicians, Monitor said.
Make contingencies for team members who might be unavailable during the crisis and understand who would substitute in to fill those critical roles.
Crews were cutting lines outside the city in an effort to keep flames from further encroachment and "contingency strike teams" were dispatched throughout Carpinteria in case the blaze manages to cross fire lines, said Newport Beach firefighter Jude Olivas, a spokesman for the Thomas fire response.
Bettman said the 2012-13 league schedule was being drawn up with no contingency for a team in Quebec, "because we're not planning on moving a franchise".
