The phrase 'handle emergencies' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The emergency response team is highly trained to handle emergencies quickly and efficiently".
A county spokeswoman said the calls could interfere with the ability to handle emergencies.
But "I think I can handle emergencies pretty well: I have 13 years of training," Ms. Hargitay added.
To maintain state and federal licensing and accreditation, hospitals must have medical equipment and people in place to handle emergencies.
Mr. Bookstaver noted that there were judges available to handle emergencies in civil cases like restraining orders and family court matters.
While all of the day-to-day operations can be handled remotely, mission controllers may not be able to handle emergencies that might endanger the space station.
More cynically, it is cheaper for rich governments to give money to handle emergencies than to engage in a more enduring way.
Moreover, the system's operators do not handle emergency calls consistently or use standard questions.
On May 19th, America's Federal Communications Commission (FCC), moved to address the gap by requiring that voice over internet protocol (VOIP) providers also handle emergency calls (see article).
But he said the city was already moving to expand the staff assigned to handle emergency calls and examining the possibility of setting up a 311 police line to field less urgent police calls.
Anthony M. Cancellieri, the deputy Nassau County executive for operations, said privatization was considered but not implemented because the six correction officers at the commissary also served as reserve forces to handle emergency situations.
It needs to handle emergency and life critical situations.
