Sentence examples for emergency concerns from inspiring English sources

The opening story, "In Case of Emergency," concerns a lesbian couple and their daughter who lose a close male friend to AIDS.

During the next year, CNCS will be working with FEMA to highlight America's PrepareAthon!, an effort to encourage communities to raise awareness about emergency concerns in their areas and create specific drills and exercises to increase readiness.

In a medical emergency, concerns about radiation exposure should not hinder the prompt delivery of appropriate medical care to the patient.

Arriving at the bar, they were horrified to find a locked door and a printed notice which said it was shut because of "a family emergency concerning management".

In April 2009, the United States Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services declared a public health emergency concerning the 2009 influenza H1N1 outbreak.

Ensure that procedures for Finance and Administration support effective humanitarian response At present, there are different views within UNICEF about whether the major issue for effective finance and administration within emergencies concerns over-bureaucratic procedures or whether the blockage is that CO level staff are not aware/sufficiently confident in adapting systems.

This month, Lake County commissioners declared a state of emergency over concerns that rising levels of contaminated water could burst from the Leadville Mine Drainage Tunnel and flood the town.

The commission, the final arbiter over whether a plant stays open, requires plants to have a FEMA-approved plan as a condition of its licenses; it has never closed a plant over emergency planning concerns.

"The most pressing emergency, which concerns my generation and others, is the emergency of labour, of unemployment and of despair," Mr Renzi told reporters.

Wound irrigation and exploration in a well-lighted area may help identify the site of bleeding, allow for immediate intervention, and identify any emergency surgical concerns.

Similarly, because the study was carried out in tertiary academic emergency departments, concerns remain as to its applicability in community emergency departments, urgent care centers, and on general medical wards.