To ensure the normal operation of traffic outside the station, it should make transfer passengers convenient, guarantee emergency buses quickly transport passengers, and make general vehicles running smoothly and orderly.
Recent Coalition governments — including both the current federal and Queensland governments — have come to power on promises of "steady as she goes", only to have convenient fiscal emergencies uncovered by commissions of audit chaired by political mates.
"It's nothing great and fun to be here 24 hours," he shrugged, "but it is convenient for emergencies.
The rate multiplier (e.g. 1,000 or 10,000 people) and time unit (e.g. day, month, year) are chosen so as to express the rate in convenient units (in emergencies, typically per 10,000 people per day; in this paper, per 1,000 people per year).
In addition, there are those who simply find the emergency room more convenient.
Biomedical options that are more convenient than traditional options for emergency care are easier to introduce- particularly where time, distance (dangers of movement at night), and money are involved.
That's $14.7bn£10.3bnbn), 66% of a record $24.5bn, which in 2014 went to crises that do not meet the convenient, commonly held definition of an emergency.
Surely they deserve access to credit cards, which provide a financial safety net in times of emergency, as well as a convenient, safe payment method for everyday purchases.
Take a thorough walk around the theatre, familiarizing yourself with everything from emergency exits to the most convenient trash can.
Such are the attractions of this arrangement that nowadays in the Capitol an emergency is declared whenever it's convenient.
