Sentence examples for emergency in which from inspiring English sources

In other words, all class society is a permanent state of emergency in which the rulers are always under threat.

The circumstances surrounding an emergency in which an individual needs help tend to be unique, unusual, and multifaceted.

"We are now in a period of emergency in which we lack everything -- houses, food, health care," said Jose Alexandre Gusmao, the territory's de facto leader, last week.

Some Israelis today lamented the fact that the state of emergency in which Israel finds itself has become entwined with the political realities of a weak prime minister.

Each of these situations is an imminent life-threatening emergency in which it's urgent to jump in the car and get out of Dodge.

Abominable practices stayed in place after 1989, treating birth as a medical emergency in which painful and humiliating procedures such as episiotomy, shaving and enemas were mandatory.

"No Excuses" includes many political emergencies in which the equivalent of a 911 call is a Shrum Summons.

"There are national emergencies in which there is clearly a legitimate role for the government," said John Frydenlund, a senior fellow at Citizens Against Government Waste, a conservative research and lobbying organization.

Rieff spent much of his career chronicling what he calls "humanitarian emergencies," in which that memory has been weaponized to deepen grievances and to consolidate a tribe.

In fact, the housing authority says a few thousand apartments are always empty, either because they are in the middle of renovations, or being saved for emergencies in which families need immediate shelter.

Dr. Bush, a proponent of the measure, insisted that state laws protect doctors and women from prosecution in emergencies in which a pregnancy has to be ended to save the mother's life.