Sentence examples for emergencies a from inspiring English sources

There are 4300 genuine emergencies a day.

Still, in emergencies a trained expert is needed, she added.

This is something there for emergencies, a shotgun behind the door.

The eight-hour time difference made emergencies a 24-hour potential distraction.

They now respond to about three medical emergencies a day with portable defibrillators.

Class of 2009 — For their daily caffeine emergencies, a Starbucks outlet has always been around the corner.

GET A CELLPHONE -- In emergencies, a cellphone can provide a vital link to family, friends or business associates.

Goldberg acknowledges that Wilson and Roosevelt faced legitimate national emergencies — a world war and an economic collapse.

If federal intelligence and law enforcement agencies want to read the email or listen to the phone call of an American citizen, they have to get - except in emergencies - a judge to issue a warrant allowing them do so, as the Fourth Amendment to our Constitution requires.

At next week's UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants, countries should recommit to safeguarding the health of children in humanitarian emergencies - a task identified as a priority in the new Global Strategy for Women's, Children's and Adolescents' Health.

UNICEF played an instrumental role in the first ever National Plan of Action on Protection of Children in Emergencies - a momentous step toward guiding a national child protection system with improved policies and help build capacity on child protection in emergencies among government and partners.