Sentence examples for designated emergency from inspiring English sources

This will allow a designated emergency services route to the site from the south to be maintained, allowing emergency services to enter if required.

At issue is legislation that, though designated emergency, has become an annual routine to make up for payments that many farmers have lost since Congress enacted a farm subsidy overhaul five years ago.

Residents are told that if they hear a three- to five-minute siren they should tune to one of the designated emergency alert radio stations listed in their emergency planning books for instructions.

Commercial ships are also required by regulation to include an emergency backup (SOLAS) generator to supply designated emergency loads [23].

It is true that historically and until today, in Russia there have never been "emergency physicians" in the Western sense of doctors primarily working at designated emergency departments.

The other, called designated emergency spending, is outside the scope of the budget agreement and doesn't require any offsetting reductions in other government programs.

The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 gives Cabinet ministers sweeping powers in designated emergencies including quarantine areas, restricting travel, handing control of essential industries to the army.

Meanwhile, they're taking almost $5 trillion in spending off-budget (e.g., tax provisions, war on terrorism, designated emergencies and health care repeal), while remaining silent on the serious choices our country faces.

We also recommend never leaving your pets behind, making sure they wear I.D. tags and are microchipped, and identifying and designating emergency locations and caregivers.

A designated specialist emergency physician is responsible for taking care of patients in the emergency ward at all times.

Doing so allows the city to ban vehicles from parking on more than 300 designated "snow emergency streets".