"Just slowly incorporate another stick of butter," was Mrs Child's soothing response to emergencies with sauce.
"Ready" advertising initially urged the public to prepare for emergencies with special kits and also promoted a preparedness Web site.
Cellphones may be used for emergencies (with a limit of two minutes), and no audible video games or electronic equipment.
The Fire Department and Police Department can settle their differences in handling emergencies with the efficient use of the best trained and equipped rescuers for the task.
The Federal Communications Commission has adopted a rule requiring television stations to accompany any announcements about emergencies with text messages for deaf viewers.
After the disease spread beyond China's borders and provoked worldwide panic, the government pledged to confront future health emergencies with greater openness.
Invaluable in war, they can also confront peacetime emergencies with the certainty of winning and the indifference to personal safety that the hormone bestows.
One of the most powerful is Kemaleddin Heydarov, minister of emergencies with a flair for persuading pop stars to sing his compositions.
The hospital's own account depicted a nightmarish day of complicated emergencies with only one midwife for both the day and evening shifts.
Those units should then receive extensive training for responding to domestic emergencies, with a special focus on the challenges faced by their home states.
Last Tuesday, for example, Mattel had planned to promote its matchbox vehicles, including fire engines and police cruisers, by teaching children how to dial 911 and to act out imaginary emergencies with play phones.
