Sentence examples for emergency led from inspiring English sources

The "long war", "new normal" and constantly "changing rules" of a permanent emergency led to internment and torture in freedom's name, and deprived democrats of the unity and moral authority so important to addressing terror threats.

Last month, lightning hit six upstate power-transmission lines and Con Edison's inability to cope with the emergency led to a 25-hour local blackout during which a number of neighborhoods in poorer sections of the city were looted and burned by people who lived in them.

To remove isolated, disabled patients from the practice population would remove their one point of contact with the NHS until eventually a medical emergency led them to A&E, and we know from Mencap's report Death by Indifference what can happen to unfamiliar, disabled patients without any advocacy, in acute hospital settings.

— A storm that has dumped more than six feet of snow in the Buffalo area this week, prompting officials to declare a state of emergency, led to the N.F.L.'s decision Thursday to relocate the Bills-Jets game, scheduled for Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium, to Detroit on Monday night.

Shortly after taking office, Yanayev joined a group of more conservative Communist politicians who hoped to persuade Gorbachev to declare a state of emergency, led by KGB chairman Vladimir Kryuchkov.

Such measures, in addition to a spontaneous reaction of individuals to the health emergency, led to a reduction in the international traffic to/from Mexico of about 40% observed during the month of May, followed by smaller reductions in the following months, and resulting in a slow return to normality in about 3 months [31] (see Text S1).

Or will his constitutional push, under the legal arrangement of a state of emergency, lead to a new social and political consensus built around the enemies of the state and nation?

According to the report, "These families do not have the savings or other assets to cover basic expenses (equivalent to what could be purchased with a poverty level income) for three months if a layoff or other emergency leads to loss of income".

Creating an electronic steering system that simulates road feel while reassuring drivers that they will still be able to control their cars during emergencies led to a complex formula for steer-by-wire.

One could further hypothesise that other emergency situations in other settings would have a similar effect because emergencies lead to time pressure and time pressure reduces the likelihood of complying with protocols that take extra time.

By 1980, several state and federal emergency declarations led to an emergency appropriation that helped purchase residences in the larger neighborhood surrounding the landfill, known as the Emergency Declaration Area (EDA).