Sentence examples for emergency in order to from inspiring English sources

The political logic for Trump to declare a national emergency in order to build a wall has become increasingly clear.

Donald Trump said there's a "good chance" he'll declare a national emergency in order to build his border wall.

Governor Jerry Brown on Sunday declared a state of emergency, in order to to free up resources.

He has made similar interventions before: for example, last November, when he declared an emergency in order to muscle through his re-election as president.

Under the program, which started on Feb. 14, dispatchers were trained to spend less time on the phone confirming the location and nature of the emergency in order to expedite getting units to the scene.

North Carolina is facing a $740 million budget deficit, and its new governor, Mike Easley, announced on Tuesday that he would probably declare a fiscal emergency in order to gain latitude for widespread spending cuts.

Almost everyone who signs on for Landsbjörg seems to carry whatever gene it is that compels people to want to help others, but I saw no trace of the hero syndrome, the one that leads people to create emergencies in order to resolve them.

A comparison of the results obtained from the two strategies reveals that Strategy 2 performs much better than Strategy 1 in determining the reservoir real-time releases throughout the system during flood emergencies in order to minimize flooding, while maintaining all reservoirs in the system in balance if possible.

Yes, a sliced hand and the loss of a fingertip may not be the definition of life-threatening, but if the hand clearly needs repair and the fingertip can viably be reattached, should a doctor be able to declare that situation to be a non-emergency in order to balance bill?

The first is that most of what the Senate bill offers — flexibility to reduce river flows to the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta during emergencies in order to direct more water to Central Valley farmers — already exists.

Telecare was defined in the trial as the 'remote, automatic and passive monitoring of changes in an individual's condition or lifestyle (including emergencies) in order to manage the risks of independent living' [ 7].