Three smaller washing machines are constantly at work, tossing and tumbling emergency service uniforms.
Yet despite his promises of promotion and material reward, I didn't take his advice because, although I had grave concerns over the inequalities of 1930s Britain, I still believed my place during a time of national emergency was in uniform.
A focus on small issues (school uniforms, emergency phone numbers, V-chips) helped President Clinton pull out of a public opinion nose dive during his first term.
Condemnation rates were much higher and less uniform following emergency slaughters.
Likewise, the change in rates of ACS emergency admissions was not uniform across age bands.
On the other hand, condemnation rates were much higher and less uniform following emergency slaughters.
The fabric, known as "high visibility yellow," is used for the uniforms of emergency personnel; here it serves as a kind of highlighter, drawing our attention to phenomena that are typically beneath notice or under foot.
Wider implementation of the policy and more uniform use among emergency physicians may further improve these measures.
The son of a Fairfax County police officer has been arrested for taking his father's cruiser out for a high-speed drive and activating the emergency lights, wearing a police uniform shirt and firing a gun, authorities said.
Data on OHPCA and DCA patients were collected using the protocol for emergency intervention, which is a uniform protocol in Slovenia based on the Utstein method.
Sumner, in full Guard uniform, is an emergency nurse who has been at the hospital for 35 years and in the National Guard for 28 years.
