Created in 2004 by Public Safety Canada, the Government Operations Centre was initially set up to deal with ongoing or eventual emergencies of national concern and develop plans to deal with human crises like pandemics.
In this case, the liquid fuel hot water boilers cover only eventual peaks or emergencies.
Arab weakness was on display most tellingly at a recent meeting of the Arab League, which struggled even to begin discussing the eventual possibility of an "emergency summit".
The other risk flagged up by the IMF is the West's eventual move away from emergency monetary policy, underlined by the US Federal Reserve set to vote for further tapering of its quantitative easing programme next week.
It is hoped English clubs will be given an extra season to prepare for an eventual transfer system without emergency loans.
Reportedly, the government has offered new concessions including freedom of the press, release of those detained since anti-government protests began nearly two weeks ago and the eventual lifting of the country's hated emergency laws.
CAIRO — Egypt's vice president met a broad representation of major opposition groups for the first time Sunday and offered new concessions including freedom of the press, release of those detained since anti-government protests began nearly two weeks ago and the eventual lifting of the country's hated emergency laws.
By contrast, extensive bacteremia, when it is associated with the release of bacterial toxins into the circulation (septicemia; see also sepsis), can be a serious medical emergency leading to bacteremic shock and eventual vascular collapse.
Emergency department syndromic surveillance reports also helped confirm an overall decline in admissions from emergency departments in early 2014, supporting the eventual withdrawal of active surveillance.
