Sentence examples for emergency moves from inspiring English sources

And an ecological emergency moves more slowly than, for instance, a medical or law-enforcement one.

The Fed aggressively eased interest rates further in an emergency move Tuesday.

"If that's not an emergency move, I don't know what is.

But in an emergency move, that became legal in March, the government has increased the permissible dose for nuclear workers from 100too 250 millisieverts.

He writes: "This emergency move should be accompanied by a reform of NHS ownership; it should become the people's health and social care service – a NHSCS.

The British rounded up all known libans in the Mau Mau country quite early in the emergency, move them & their families to a river island in another part of Kenya, and forbade them to leave it.

There was also a rumour that the US Federal Reserve could cut interest rates today, an emergency move just two days after its scheduled meeting left the cost of borrowing unchanged.

Still, if the government and G.M. cannot bring all creditors on board, they are likely to argue that creating the new G.M. is an emergency move needed to preserve the value of the carmaker's good assets.

In its place, a more specific bill is being drafted that would hand over only Essex County's office -- an emergency move akin to Camden's release of its local government and school system to state oversight.

James Brooke PERU: EMERGENCY MOVE EASED -- President Alberto K. Fujimori revoked the powers of the security forces to detain anyone at will in so-called emergency zones covering about 6percentt of the country, where terrorism has been seen as a grave threat for 17 years.

Officials were forced to cut the value of a treasury bill auction and some analysts said the central bank might have to raise interest rates soon to halt the sell-off, an emergency move that would mirror steps it took in 2008.