Sentence examples for lifesaving action from inspiring English sources

The plane diverted to Athens with one engine on idle, but as he came into land, Rackham increased the power of that engine, which proved to be a lifesaving action.

Findings suggested that the initiation of HD often occurs as an urgent lifesaving action or as a bridging treatment while waiting for transplantation.

"The simple act of washing hands with soap at critical times, such as after using the toilet and before handling food, is a key cost effective and lifesaving action," says Karen Allen, Deputy Representative of UNICEF Pakistan.

These lifesaving actions do not constitute a threat to the environmental integrity of the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, but rather are of benefit to it.

Those warnings, which may go out anywhere from seconds to minutes before shaking starts, can provide time for trains and cars to slow down, people to get away from bridges or unstable buildings, and doctors to stabilize patients, among countless other potential lifesaving actions. .

Nowadays, it is well known that these lifesaving actions may lead to adverse effects on the respiratory system.

John Podesta is in Rwanda on a tour to see lifesaving efforts in action.

The National Court of Honor certifies the BSA's highest awards: lifesaving and meritorious action awards, Distinguished service awards, Eagle Scout and Quartermaster.

The BSA has already proposed to replace one discriminatory policy with another one by still prohibiting openly gay adult leaders, even if they happen to be model Eagle Scouts, recipients of one of the multitude of religious awards, or holders of lifesaving and meritorious action awards.

At the Sadat Health Clinic near Bamyan, Mr. Aiken saw lifesaving measures in action and even administered the oral polio vaccination to a newborn baby.

These are lifesaving measures that merit action by every legislator for the safety of everyone on our roadways.