Sentence examples for emergency either from inspiring English sources

He won't fly unless it's an emergency either.

Can an emergency either be optional or conditional on congressional negotiations?

In July, the commission recommended that the president declare a national emergency — either under the Stafford Act, which would have allowed the allocation of Federal Emergency Management Agency funds, or the Public Health Service Act, the option Mr. Trump chose.

Furthermore, during these five periods of emergency, either all or most of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution were suspended and the power of preventive detention was abused.

It's no emergency either: the TPP has been under negotiation for almost a decade, in active debate for several years, and available in final negotiated draft form for almost a full year.

They indicated that rape was not treated as an emergency, either by the police or the judiciary.

While canned tomato soup is great to have around for emergencies (either real ones or laziness-induced ones), it will never beat a homemade tomato soup recipe.

Had anything else gone wrong, the crew would have been forced to perform an unprecedented emergency landing, either in Africa or at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.

Patients who were considered as an emergency had either presented with significant blood loss, obstruction or perforation (McArdle et al, 2006).

WFP colleagues raised the point of humanitarian response, and emergencies and either FAO deals with this in urban areas.

These comparisons, however, also reveal substantial differences in the absolute proportions of cancer patients diagnosed as emergencies using either secondary or primary care data sources.