Sentence examples for cutting emergency from inspiring English sources
It is also trying to ease pressure on beds by cutting emergency admissions by 4%, reducing the average length of stay from 5.8 to 5.3 days and discharging more patients earlier in the day.
He said cutting the service at Glan Clwyd would be an "illogical move" as the hospital had an "incredibly" heavy workload and cutting emergency surgery would put other services in jeopardy.
Cutting emergency cover during the night at Scarborough Hospital is one of a range of measures being considered.
"In addition to saving taxpayers $25 billion over the next 10 years, cutting the emergency fund from the President's failed stimulus package will refocus temporary assistance on its rightful role".
Instead, the governor has declared a fiscal emergency, cutting proposed spending, suspending some payments, and transferring all government surpluses to one general fund.
On this innocent-sounding piece of arithmetic hangs a burning economic debate in France and Germany.In both countries, where unemployment (4.3m in Germany, 3.3m in France) is seen as a national emergency, cutting working hours is becoming a popular solution.
The Committee, led by Rep. Tom Price (Ga)., called for cutting the $2.5 billion Emergency Fund created by the stimulus bill to help states subsidize jobs via the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, formerly known as welfare.
It revolutionises the ability to activate local first-aiders in time-critical emergencies, cutting the length of time before they can be on the scene saving lives until the ambulance arrives.
An emergency timetable, cutting over 300 daily services a day to help ensure a more resilient and predictable service, has failed to stem the problem.
His request for an emergency waiver cutting the ethanol mandate to 4.5 billion gallons, from the 9 billion gallons required this year and the 10.5 billion required in 2009, is backed by a coalition of food, livestock and environmental groups.
Hospitals switched to emergency generators, cutting back on non-critical services.
