Sentence examples for emergency existed from inspiring English sources

In August, three heads of church provinces met in the Bahamas with conservative Episcopal groups, to declare that a "pastoral emergency" existed in the United States, necessitating some new arrangement to nurture "traditional Anglicans".

But officials denied the requests because, they said, other analysis indicated that there should have been little damage and that no emergency existed to justify formally requesting the pictures.

Moreover, it was explicitly based on "the President's determination that after the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States, an extraordinary emergency existed for national defense purposes".

In light of all of the counterproductive and insanely wrong responses to 9/11, it seems incomprehensible now but I was told "no public safety emergency" existed on 9/11 and again on 9/12.

A recommendation was made that night that glider landings should be considered only when an emergency existed, and that otherwise gliders should take off during the night and land during daylight to avoid the wide dispersal of airborne troops and a decrease in efficiency.

A different kind of emergency In the Lao People's Democratic Republic, a different kind of educational emergency existed.

But no such emergency exists at Channel 9.

Nelson says in her filing that an emergency exists because immediate action is necessary to manage Prince's business interests.

A state of emergency exists in and around the capital, though it has not yet been enforced.

No such emergency exists that would warrant the commission's waiving rules designed to preserve the diversity of news and entertainment on which democracy thrives.

A humanitarian emergency exists across all other regions of southern Somalia, and there have already been tens of thousands of deaths, according to the UN.