Sentence examples for lifesaving service from inspiring English sources

I, Vol. 18; United States Lifesaving Service, annual reports.

Without it, the recipients could not afford an essential, lifesaving service.

Ours is the only wholly publicly funded air ambulance in the UK, and it's a lifesaving service, particularly because of Scotland's geography and dispersed population.

"The state government hopes the Aboriginal Legal Service will soon be in a position to operate this lifesaving service," Quigley said.

"The moral and religious imperative to save lives, medical ethics and practice, the public health data, and federal law all point to the same conclusion: Safehouse offers a lifesaving service that is not prohibited by" the crack house law, the documents state.

Bucher says the "eco-net" is likely to prove safe for marine life, but he notes the expense and wonders if the money would not be better spent on things that could bring safety to more areas – including a boost to the surf lifesaving service, with its "faultless record over 150 years" of never allowing a person under its watch to be taken by a shark.

"If you're unsure of the conditions, seek assistance from the lifeguards or lifesaving services on patrol".

"That's what we want to be about: to deliver the lifesaving services that the Red Cross provides," she said.

In the medical facility arena there are equipments that protect from potentially hazardous materials and provide lifesaving services to patients or victims of a significant incident.

In the most troublesome hot spots, including Iraq, Afghanistan and parts of Africa, the danger has become so great that lifesaving services have had to be curtailed.

Task shifting in various forms has been adopted extensively around the world in an effort to expand the reach of lifesaving services to the women, newborns, and families who need them.