Sentence examples for emergencies serving from inspiring English sources

As a flight attendant I am responsible for maintaining safe conditions in the airplane cabin, teaching passengers necessary safety procedures and protocols, assisting passengers during emergencies, serving food and beverages to passengers, and dispensing items for entertainment and comfort such as headsets, magazines, and pillows.

Medical care is delivered at two general practices, which also in cases of emergencies serve the function of emergency room.

Colonel Aidan Sprot, former commanding officer of the Greys, brought his sister Celia, Viscountess Whitelaw – wife of Willie – to represent the Scots Guards, with whom the Duke of Fife had served as a Guardsman in 1948-50 during the Malayan Emergency: "Serving in the ranks gave me an unusual perspective on military history for a Duke!" he whispered to me.

Declares an emergency when required and is the highest level of authority during the emergency, serving as Incident Commander.

And many city residents said the cuts in charity care would probably lead to the shuttering of hospital emergency rooms serving some of the state's poorest communities.

Between 2000 and 2002 all outpatients with CAP presenting to all 7 Emergency Departments serving Edmonton, Alberta, Canada were enrolled in a population-based clinical registry and treated according to a previously validated clinical management pathway for CAP, and discharged back to the community [ 17].

Please note that this ARV emergency stock serves mainly as a fall-back service in emergency situations - until the regular supply pipeline (with larger quantities) is restored.

This coordinated response to an international health emergency may serve as a model for detecting other emerging diseases and preventing their importation.

The agency's foreign operations include reuniting families, overseeing international adoptions, and processing requests for U.S. travel for humanitarian emergencies, military members serving overseas and permanent residents seeking to return.

Patients frequently go to the emergency room because they feel they have no alternative, and the researchers also noted that emergency rooms served as a medical safety net for patients without health insurance.

The Social Services branch of the Tang Center [ 510) 642-6074; (855) 817-5667 after-hours emergency] serves students and is confidential.