Sentence examples for including ambulance from inspiring English sources
The attack continued as civilians, including ambulance crews, tried to converge on the craters and flames to aid the wounded.
The Affordable Care Act requires policies to include some coverage for emergency care as an essential benefit, including ambulance transport.
The baroness then somehow rejoined her husband in Africa with the Free French, serving in various capacities including ambulance driver and ending the war as a decorated lieutenant.
"We sent multiple resources including ambulance crews, single responders in cars, our hazardous area response team and an incident response officer.
The group, Physicians for Human Rights, published a list of more than 30 medical personnel, including ambulance drivers, consultants and surgeons, who it said had been detained.
Before the bank's problems came to light last year, profits from Monte dei Paschi financed an enormous array of city projects, including ambulance services and child day care.
North West ambulance service sent 16 units, including ambulances and four hazardous area response teams (HARTs), to tend to the wounded.
Emergency vehicles, including ambulances, became tangled in the gridlock and took almost twice as long to reach injured and ailing people as they would have in normal circumstances.
A former teacher from Nauru addressed the Melbourne crowd and shared her experiences in the centre, including an incident when guards ran a mock serious response scenario, including ambulances and fake blood, but didn't warn detainees.
As the Washington-based International Monetary Fund pledged yesterday to provide $300m£190m0m) in extra debt relief for Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia, the EU rushed 5,000 tonnes of aid to the countries, including ambulances and isolation units.
The changes, which will be unveiled later this month, are part of a major effort by NHS England to better integrate 111 with its other urgent and emergency care services, including ambulances, out-of-hours GPs and walk-in centres.
