Sentence examples for emergency processes from inspiring English sources
The company did not detail what the emergency processes entailed or how they differed from normal moderation tools.
"Many preparedness shortfalls can be addressed in a response using emergency processes or adaptation, whereas systemic issues can be much more problematic.
The use of computer codes to investigate these modes makes it possible to analyze transient and some emergency processes, without involving the industrial testing method; this helps create a basis for solving the problems of reliability, operational safety, and efficiency of nuclear power plants.
We found that the targets of homo-clustered miRNAs are significantly involved in emergency processes that need to be preceded rapidly, such as response to stimuli and the intrinsic apoptotic pathway that involves mitochondria.
The homo-clustered miRNAs show a direct regulatory coordination which is realized by a single regulation step (i.e. direct regulation), and tend to be involved in emergency processes, whereas the hetero-clustered miRNAs show an indirect regulatory coordination which is accomplished by 3 or more steps, and tend to participate in more complex processes.
O'Sullivan said: "We always said they were acting unlawfully and undemocratically in using an emergency process to bypass meaningful consultation and destroy an excellent hospital".
When Boeing outlined the emergency process in November after the Lion Air disaster, many pilots were confident that the new instructions were enough to avoid a crash.
But in fact the federal emergency process, backed by congressional funding, typically stations workers on site for years to help communities recover from natural disasters.
So concerns about the perception of growing military influence in the emergency process set off an internal struggle, and the White House decided not to move ahead with a more ambitious proposal to give the power of the purse to the military arm, rather than FEMA, for budgeting the emergency operations, one official said.
Royal Opera House chief executive Tony Hall has been appointed as director general of the BBC, just a week-and-a-half after the hapless George Entwistle resigned from the job – in a secret, emergency process aimed at restoring stability to the crisis hit broadcaster.
Mr O'Muilleoir and his colleagues were selected under an emergency process, meaning the normal code of practice for public appointments does not apply.
