Sentence examples for emergency implemented from inspiring English sources

The president said he would extend the state of emergency implemented after the November Paris attack for another three months.

A previous state of emergency, implemented in states near the Colombian border last year, suspended constitutional guarantees in those areas, except for guarantees relating to human rights.

The government doubled the number of CSPSs (first-line health centres with at least one nurse, one auxiliary midwife, and one mobile health worker) and, beginning in 1994, to decentralize the management of obstetric and surgical emergencies, implemented in each health district a medical centre with a surgical unit (CMA) staffed by approximately 20 professionals.

Amber Rudd, the home secretary, has also said privately that she does not want an emergency brake implemented.

Garcia defended the debt moratorium as well as the state of emergency he implemented Thursday at four government agencies, including the island's largest public university and a retirement system that has been shorted by $40bn.

The court was created under emergency laws implemented during a crackdown on Shia-led protests against the Gulf kingdom's Sunni rulers.

Our goal was to determine the feasibility of post-disaster emergency actions implemented after a major event through an integrated hydrologic, environmental and economic approach.

When told of Concern's upcoming emergency 'Mobile Technology Cash Transfer Program' implemented in partnership with local organization "Redeemed," her thoughts immediately went to others.

20 In the study period, some emergency departments implemented a mandatory preadmission assessment based on a telephone call before arrival.

Two sections of an emergency department implemented multi-professional teamwork involving changes in work processes, aimed at increasing inter-professional collaboration.

A triage scale specifically designed to highlight mental health emergencies was implemented and its impact on practice was assessed.