It might well be a good idea for the IMF to concentrate its cash resources in fighting emergencies that carry a real threat of systemic collapse rather than banging out aid packages by the barrow load.
The UN World Food Programme said nearly 2.5 million people – most of them internally displaced by the fighting – needed emergency food aid.
Ah, the college life: Academia, sportsmanship, and taking too many mushrooms, stripping naked and fighting off emergency responders.
It is worth talking to the local fire-fighting agency to find out what is required for the larger fire-fighting emergency vehicles.
From its London headquarters, Avincis runs operations in 10 countries, flying helicopters for medical and fire-fighting emergencies,civil protection, search and rescue missions, and carrying out coastal and city surveillance.
But president Joko Widodo has insisted that drug dealers must face death as the country is fighting a "national emergency" due to rising narcotics use.
Once the government is in the business of protecting fertilized eggs, which is what Paul says that he wants and is fighting for, all emergency contraception would face new scrutiny — and it's not possible to predict what drugs or devices would survive the new legal regime.
When fans first catch up with her in "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest," she's in a hospital emergency room, fighting for her life: there are wounds in her shoulder and hip and a bullet lodged in her brain, and should she recover, she is supposed to stand trial for three murders.
That's more than the state will spend on environmental protection, fighting wildfires and the emergency response to the drought combined.
First, points of evacuation should be negotiated with all fighting parties so that emergency cases can be transferred out of the zone of violence.
He said the town didn't have enough water for emergencies like fighting fires, and many resorts reacted to the mayor's threat by warning off their guests.
