Sentence examples for emergency itself from inspiring English sources

Price gouging is defined as increasing prices by more than 10 percent during an emergency, beyond covering any additional costs brought on by the emergency itself.

But it makes clear that it is in just such circumstances that it may be more important than ever for the courts to remain open to grapple with the legal questions created by the emergency itself.

They are not health issues directly related to the disaster emergency itself.

However, depending on each country and the emergency itself, some clusters can be combined (IASC 2006) and that the clusters are activated when there is an international response to an emergency upon request of the host government (IFRC 2010).

Again, we must be cautious in attributing all the higher mortality to the emergency itself.

However, early legislation enables legal definition of individual rights, thereby facilitating optimal actions during the emergency itself (35).

An emergency scene itself can threaten equipment.

The emergency service itself did not escape flood damage.

Though delighted to see their son, the emergency room itself made them feel, as Ms. Gregorius politely put it, "disheartened".

"Furthermore, as would be expected, the evidence of serious safeguarding concerns uncovered by the emergency inspection itself... were taken into account".

Jessica Winter's new novel, Break in Case of Emergency, addresses itself directly to the problem of having to live up to one's age while female.