Sentence examples for emergencies relating to from inspiring English sources
The 26 emergencies relating to sanctions are aimed at punishing entities such as foreign governments, terrorists, narcotics traffickers and cybercriminals.
Esure, for example, offers Home Emergency cover at a cost of £44.99 a year as an add-on with either buildings or home contents insurance; this covers boiler breakdown, along with emergencies relating to the main heating system, plumbing and drainage, and domestic power supplies.
Partners who were both in academia talked about how scheduling their classes at different times gave them the flexibility to deal with emergencies relating to children.
Neither the police department nor the fire department in Chandler reported any emergencies related to the quake.
Sure enough, within two weeks of her appointment, she dealt with a building explosion, a toppled crane, an indictment of three people in a bribe case, a collapsed scaffolding and 14 structural emergencies related to a spring northeaster.
Medical emergencies related to cocaine in the United States dropped 20percentt in the fourth quarter of 1989, the Secretary of Health and Human Services told state and local officials at a conference called by the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
Lessons learned could support cooperation in other common interests of health and environment disciplines such as research, training and preparedness, and mitigation of public health emergencies related to the environment.
A contiguous ED with triage to service is often staffed by physicians from many different specialties (e.g., surgeons, internists) who are employed by their respective departments and who treat emergencies related to their field.
However, according to the Duluth News Tribune, staff was more prepared this year, answering questions, dealing with crowds and handling emergencies related to people slipping on the ice.
(iii) Making countermeasure against possible complications or emergencies related to MSC infusion, such as fever, allergy or even shock.
