Sentence examples for emergency demands from inspiring English sources

This emergency demands a radical centre, as well as a radical edge.

Yet coalitions of the kind that this emergency demands need voices capable of speaking to the many, not the few, articulating values held in common, not in contest.

Transition's message is twofold: first, that a dire global emergency demands we transform our society; and second, that we might actually enjoy making those changes.

The NHS Providers chief executive, Chris Hopson, told the Health Service Journal that the guidance was "another classic example of how trusts are now caught between a rock and a hard place" of meeting surgical targets while coping with ever-rising emergency demands.

Flais et al. [43] reported a huge decrease in CT use between midnight and 6 a.m. for emergency demands.

In this way, the satellite can not only respond quickly to emergency demands, but also perform as many emergency tasks as possible, providing maximum observation profits.

Data centers have emerged as promising resources for demand response, particularly for emergency demand response (EDR), which saves the power grid from incurring blackouts during emergency situations.

One plan, the Emergency Demand Response Program, will go into effect in an emergency or if there is a power shortage.

The time has come that we approach serious mental illness as a medical emergency demanding an approach best described as "crisis psychiatry".

I do know that when the klaxons started up again and an emergency demanded we all move to a previously unopened space, I was sad it had all come to an end.

"Changes to welfare and housing will have huge consequences for local government, which will have to find efficiencies to replace lost social housing rents and to ensure that welfare changes do not simply create more emergency demand in other parts of the system.