Sentence examples for escalation plan from inspiring English sources
noun
A plan that specifies actions to be taken when the telephone queue exceeds acceptable levels.
It does not require a cynic to see that even an implausible escalation plan has the virtue of putting domestic political opponents back on their heels.
This was the advice given by McGeorge Bundy to Lyndon Johnson in a memo dated February 7 , 1965 concerning an escalation plan for Vietnam that Bundy thought might have as little as a twenty-five-per-cent chance of success: Even if it fails, the policy will be worth it.
NIE has warned of a possibility of damage to the electricity network and has initiated an escalation plan.
This study evaluated the maximal tolerated dose with a dose escalation plan level up to 45 Gy using SBRT in BRPC.
Mr Poots told the assembly on Tuesday: "The trust has an ongoing programme of reform to improve its service, and the specific learning from this incident, including modification of the trust's escalation plan, in order to minimise the likelihood of having to instigate such measures again," he added.
The dose escalation plan here was standard, the DLTs were pragmatic and corresponded to clinically significant treatment-related toxicities and the patients were carefully reviewed.
In its draft guidance Nice tells hospitals that they should develop "escalation plans to address risk to patient care posed by: variation in demand for A&E services, variation in nursing needs, and departmental overcrowding".
Hospitals are also told to ensure that escalation plans mean that they can "make the A&E department safe if departmental crowding cannot be resolved [and] respond to deficits in A&E nursing staff without compromising patient care in other parts of the hospital".
"Escalation plans were activated in the morning and the department was well staffed.
"Escalation plans have been activated and staff across the hospital are working closely with colleagues from WAST to keep delays to a minimum".
Arianna countered that criticism of Obama's war escalation plans is coming from across the political spectrum, from Tom Friedman to Keith Olbermann to George Will, and is about what's in the best interests of the nation.
