Sentence examples for granted emergency from inspiring English sources

They were at times granted emergency powers that allowed them to detain suspects for longer periods for questioning.

Microsoft had been granted emergency permission to run its generators more often in 2008 and 2009 while it made repairs to dangerously corroded electrical components.

Power is concentrated for now in just one person, President René Préval, whom Parliament granted emergency authority to govern without a legislature.

Even when the Christian/Muslim couple Monday and Muna, who have suffered appalling persecution, are finally granted "emergency" resettlement in Australia, it's hard to feel totally celebratory.

A limited number of children, including Alfie Dingley, were granted emergency prescriptions as the home secretary introduced an interim system last summer.

When a number of crosstown trolley lines went bankrupt, buses owned by private individuals were granted "emergency" franchises to replace them.

And the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court can grant emergency approval for wiretaps within hours, officials say.

They also set a precedent for granting emergency powers to the executive branch which remains a troubling legacy today.

E.U. governments are only likely to grant emergency funds in exchange for conditions set and enforced by the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund.

The session began with unease over the Bank of England's decision to grant emergency funding to Northern Rock, a lender that was at risk of a liquidity crisis.

The group "is pleased by today's decision to grant emergency relief for the men and women that own and operate New York's restaurants from this unlawful and unprecedented sodium mandate.