Sentence examples for handling emergency from inspiring English sources
Despite the chaos, the embassy in Sana'a remains open, the State Department deputy spokeswoman, Marie Harf, clarified on Twitter, and was still handling "emergency" cases involving US citizens.
Amid complaints about flaws in the city's new 911 system, New York City's Police and Fire Departments on Friday announced steps to reduce the likelihood of mistakes in handling emergency fire calls.
Following are excerpts from the recordings released yesterday by New York City officials of 911 operators and Fire Department dispatchers handling emergency calls from people inside the World Trade Center on the morning of Sept. 11.
The simulators built in the largest quantities are chiefly for civil transport aircraft and military fighters and are used to train pilots for operating specific aircraft and handling emergency situations (see flight simulator).
HMICS added that it wanted further assurances from Police Scotland about how it assessed risk and vulnerability when handling emergency calls; its workforce planning and staffing; the consistency of its training; clarity of "governance and oversight" and accountability in control rooms.
Based on previous studies, we proposed a generalized model for handling emergency task replanning problem.
Several months at the least, predicted Mr. Munnell of the contractors' association, explaining that roofers are handling emergencies first.
The Fire Department and Police Department can settle their differences in handling emergencies with the efficient use of the best trained and equipped rescuers for the task.
Pilots practice taking off and landing in simulators and also handling emergencies.
I believe midwives should handle low-risk, healthy pregnancies and assist laboring women in hospitals, birthing centers and homes, while OBGYNs should be relegated to what they do best, handling emergencies or pregnancies which require more medical intervention.
When 911 lines went down, and with much of the area not serviced by cell phones, Janovsky set up a crew at the Whitingham firehouse screening calls, handling emergencies and communicating via radio.
