Sentence examples for emergency working from inspiring English sources

A first step should be to establish a pan-industry emergency working party to address cost pressures and give voice to the plight of Britain's dairy farmers.

The BCCI was considering legal action against the WICB and has called an emergency working committee meeting on Tuesday to discuss the issue.

An emergency working party of British conservationists has been meeting at Prince Charles's official residence in London, Clarence House, backed by the Prince's Rainforests Project to try to save the airlifts.

The authors extrapolated from amounts budgeted by eight foundation trusts to introduce seven-day emergency working to estimate that the cost across England would be between £1.07bn and £1.43bn.

In a speech at the University of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Clinton proposed several other moves to deal with foreclosures, such as tapping two former chairmen of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan and Paul Volcker, and former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, to lead a "high-level emergency working group" to recommend ways to overhaul at-risk mortgages.

Patrick Healy of The New York Times writes that she also "proposed several other moves to deal with foreclosures, like tapping two former chairmen of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan and Paul A. Volcker, and former Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin, to lead a "high-level emergency working group" to recommend ways to restructure at-risk mortgages to help avert more foreclosures".

Culture officials have requested €30m (£27m) for emergency works to shore up the most important architectural treasures.

Among items on the agenda is a proposed emergency works notice on the derelict former Barnton Hotel.

The EMS described in the present study includes pre-hospital emergency physicians working together with the emergency service staff.

Michael Lovegrove is an Emergency Specialist working in adult and paediatric Emergency Departments in Perth, Western Australia.

We had emergency work carried out.