Sentence examples for emergency eliminating from inspiring English sources

Since the July 3 ouster of President Mohamed Morsi, the new government has imposed a state of emergency eliminating protections against arbitrary detentions or police abuse.

Rural areas that are served usually have not had resident CHEWs, severely restricting the functional hours that residents can access the health center (and virtually eliminating emergency access).

A dedicated emergency response team for the subway — trained to help police officers and firefighters confront transit emergencies — was eliminated this spring by New York City Transit, despite concerns of the agency's safety experts.

Future interventions designed to prevent CRC emergencies and eliminate disparities will need to explicitly acknowledge the role of race, SES, and neighborhood influences throughout the CRC continuum.

Saving money for emergencies helps eliminate debt should a medical issue or other crisis arise.

Finally, both the emergency personnel and the medical staff in the hospital share the information in an emergency medical setting by eliminating vertically divided administrative functions.

Some expect him to challenge Nicolas Sarkozy for the presidency in 2012.George Osborne, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, unveiled an "emergency" budget, aimed at eliminating Britain's large budget deficit within five years.

Technology that helps seniors avoid complications from their conditions can yield tremendous savings by eliminating unnecessary emergency room visits and hospital stays.

The initial treatment of abdominal sepsis consists of an emergency laparotomy aimed at eliminating the source of the infection.

For now, integrating passenger rail into emergency plans would eliminate the need to improvise so many evacuation train decisions and allow efficient use of existing infrastructure and trains.

Shelters have also dropped 24-hour services, cut overnight staff at emergency centers and eliminated more comprehensive services like safe visitation centers, where staff members are posted when children are dropped off or picked up as part of custody agreements.