Sentence examples for direct emergency from inspiring English sources
During the power failure last week, Intrado's database helped some agencies direct emergency phone calls.
Flint was under direct emergency management by Michigan at the time.
Mr. Treffinger also created the post of Director of Security and Preparedness in late December to plan, organize and direct emergency operations and coordinate activities with localities in the county.
Lawmakers from both parties have said they want to direct emergency aid in the wake of flooding caused by the hurricane, but it's unclear how long passing such a measure could take.
In the direct vessel injection (DVI) system downcomer, the direct emergency core coolant (ECC) bypass is activated during the reflood phase of a large-break loss-of-coolant accident (LBLOCA) by the interaction between the downward-flowing liquid-film and the transverse gas flow.
That not only applies to the overhead of programs to which the U.S. is now making direct emergency contributions, such as the World Food Program.
Dr. Lewis R. Goldfrank, who directs emergency medicine at Bellevue Medical Center and at New York City's Poison Control Center, voiced confidence in the ability of American health care to respond successfully to a chemical attack.
Initial concerns had focused on whether police were directing emergency medical personnel to use ketamine, and a police oversight report is scheduled to be released Thursday.
For the first time in his 47 years in power, the 80-year-old Cuban leader, who is recovering from surgery, was absent from the frontlines directing emergency operations.
The recommendations include having written stroke protocols, maintaining rapid response teams with neurologists, making computed tomography scans available 24 hours a day and directing emergency workers to take stroke patients to stroke centers rather than to other hospitals.
But Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes, also discovered during the 2010 storm how woefully inadequate were the city's more mundane tools for dealing with a major crisis: monitoring the rain, sharing information across departments, directing emergency crews and orchestrating repairs.
