Sentence examples for emergency procedure for from inspiring English sources

Boeing engineers today described an emergency procedure for coping with a malfunctioning stabilizer system, which the pilots apparently followed, according to the interview with the mechanic.

(The restorers are charged with recommending an emergency procedure for getting the altarpiece out of the building in less than an hour, something that is impossible now, given the constraints of the glass box).

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), emergency procedure for providing artificial respiration and blood circulation when normal breathing and circulation have stopped, usually as a result of trauma such as heart attack or near drowning.

The crew members of the Navy surveillance plane reported that they had completed their emergency procedure for destroying sensitive equipment and computer programs aboard the plane in the harrowing minutes after the crash and before they were ordered off their crippled aircraft after landing on Chinese territory.

Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) is an emergency procedure for the management of severe hemorrhagic shock caused by torso injury.

The first officer raised the nose to 14 degrees to reduce the airspeed from 165 kn to 153 kn, the speed specified in the emergency procedure for engine failure during takeoff.

While Medicaid is supposed to cover both basic care and emergency procedures for children, the program will pay only for emergency procedures — not basic care — for adults in most states.

State lottery officials said that since the record-setting jackpot in July 1998, they had developed emergency procedures for jackpots exceeding $100 million.

But one new measure was adding a security section to Nortel's internal Web site, which includes country-risk reports for traveling employees, emergency procedures for building evacuations and recent news articles on physical and data security.

The report also says there were no emergency procedures for an in-flight opening of the nose baggage door in the manufacturer's pilot operating handbook or the pilot training program.

Before deciding to revise the control system, the F.A.A. had developed emergency procedures for use if the rudder control system failed, but even after training airline crews in a 737 simulator often "crashed" anyway.