Sentence examples for emergencies which are from inspiring English sources

There are some narrow exceptions, for things such as short-term emergencies, which are then reviewed by a judge promptly after the fact.

Prenatal care can prevent minor pregnancy problems from becoming major emergencies, which are always more costly.

However, they represent emergencies which are relatively easy to detect by the determination of immunoglobulin levels.

These include any medical, surgical and subspecialty emergencies, except paediatric, gynaecologic and obstetric emergencies, which are generally admitted to other specialised clinics.

Growing numbers of children are facing increasingly complex and destructive conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies, which are placing them in extraordinary danger of violence, hunger, disease and abuse – and require increasingly more resources to address.

The extent and success of the post-introduction evaluation in New Zealand could provide the impetus to develop protocols for earlier introduction of interventions for public health emergencies, which are associated with contemporaneous evaluation, thus reducing the need for extensive, time consuming pre-introduction evaluations.

All proceeds from the album are due to go to MusiCares, a foundation set up to assist people in music suffering financial, medical and personal emergencies, which was founded by the academy responsible for the Grammy awards.

It's hard to plan for emergencies, which is why we have 911 phone services handy.

Torbay Council said it had a supply of 1,000 sandbags at all times for emergencies, which were provided free to those "subject to immediate risk".

China should strengthen its endurance in tackling the crisis and make a plan to deal with any emergencies, which is where China's initiative comes from.

Most emergency types could be treated 24/7 in sampled EDs (Table 3), with the notable exception of dental emergencies, which were treatable 24/7 in only 3%% of EDs (95 % CI, 0 11 %).