Sentence examples for immediate emergencies from inspiring English sources

The worse the housing crisis gets, the less time there is to think about anything except immediate emergencies of food and safety.

But resolving immediate emergencies is about as far as we should go in delaying the Miranda reading or creating exceptions to it.

"History teaches us that when these immediate emergencies are over, everybody disappears and the money dries up … Somehow we have to keep the pressure on".

The United Nations is effectively closed for a long Good Friday-Easter weekend, except for immediate emergencies, and the cCouncil would not normally meet Monday because the first day of a new month is always set aside for conferences about the month's agenda.

More immediate emergencies will be on Russian minds during this week's G8 meeting, but if they are to remain part of the "8", except out of politesse, then Putin and his successors will need to do something more to secure the future of their young scientists.

History teaches us that when these immediate emergencies are over, everybody disappears and the money dries up Professor John Ashton, UK Faculty of Public Health The US has built 15 treatment units – 10 through its defence department and five through international partners – as part of a strategy to provide isolation and treatment capacity in every county in Liberia.

The bleeding Mr. Elker required immediate emergency treatment and later sued for unspecified damages.

"Immediate emergency action may be required to minimize the effects of this impending disaster".

But beyond the immediate emergency period, most experts expect new elections, probably late next spring.

Immediate emergency aid for natural disaster victims has historically been distributed without offsets in the budget.

"The most important part after the immediate emergency is the physical and psychological reconstruction," Mr. Acosta said.