Sentence examples for emergencies under from inspiring English sources

As a result, the response to emergencies under the Giuliani administration was superb.

The statute now before this court has no emergency clause in it, and, if the statute is valid, there are no circumstances and no emergencies under which the slightest violation of the provisions of the act would be innocent.

It has signed up 31 (of the country's 89) regional bosses and has also signed up a couple of well-liked figures: Alexander Karelin, an Olympic wrestling champion, and Sergei Shoigu, who has efficiently run a ministry for emergencies under the past six governments.

The letter, a copy of which was reviewed by The Washington Post, draws much of its reasoning from an analysis by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel and points to various crises for which past presidents have declared emergencies under the law.

It might make for a good headline in the Tory press, but what O'Connell sees as a "cartel" – using the emotive language of international drug trafficking – is actually cooperation, often organised in humanitarian emergencies under the umbrella of the UN's "cluster" system, which divides responsibilities to prioritise delivery, prevent duplication and cut waste.

And while there was nothing in the GATT text requiring these interpretations, the panel decided that emergencies exist only when there are unexpected dangers requiring urgent action, that international emergencies under Article XXI are mostly limited to defense and military issues, and that "international relations" are limited to interactions primarily between sovereign states.

Marcus Stephen declared a state of emergency, under which a second election was held on June 19.

Egypt's seemingly permanent state of emergency under the old regime finally expired in 2012.

There are, of course, profound differences between the uses of emergency under the current and former administrations.

"If the Navy had felt there was an emergency under way, they could have broken off the refueling," he added.

On October 26, 2017, President Donald Trump declared the opioid epidemic "a national public health emergency" under federal law.