Sentence examples for emergencies more from inspiring English sources

As with the Porsche 911, the back seat is for toddler emergencies; more usefully, it provides space for a pair of suitcases or other cargo.

The Greater New York chapter is the largest Red Cross chapter in the country, and dispatches workers to respond to emergencies — more than 3,000 a year — in all five boroughs and four counties in the lower Hudson Valley.

"He sometimes wondered whether he could remember details about emergencies more vividly than anecdotes from college or childhood," we're told, and at points the book, in both its emotionally detached language and its focus, does read like one of Rich's essayistic forays, and not a novel about a flesh-and-blood character with affective responses besides fear.

Objective: The 5-year project in the province of Sofala was designed to improve access, quality and utilization of emergency obstetric care (EmOC) by strengthening rural hospitals and health centers and ultimately the health system's capacity to respond to emergencies more quickly and effectively.

This is particularly striking compared with whether they felt that they have enough information to respond to public health emergencies more generally.

Due to the El Niño weather phenomenon, more typhoons of greater size are predicted for 2016.5 Although the Government continues to increase its capacity to respond to emergencies, more extreme weather events will likely necessitate UNICEF assistance to complement government efforts.

The Depression, he wrote, had caused "an emergency more serious than war".

At the height of the emergency, more than 100 international and national aid agencies were active in the quake areas.

This makes the notion of an emergency more likely, perhaps a fire that incapacitated crew and passengers, leaving the plane to fly on ungoverned.

And while many in the international community - and in Israel - remain stuck on the idea that the Jewish state has a monopoly on the deployment of the language of "supreme emergency", more violence is inevitable.

The approval of the bill is the most significant step lawmakers have taken to confront the financial crisis since the $700 billion bailout package was rammed through Congress at the peak of the emergency more than a year ago.