Sentence examples for line emergency from inspiring English sources

1961 White House Wrong Number The "hot line" emergency telephone, over which the President could receive word of any missile attack on the United States and give orders that would mean peace or war, rang beside President Kennedy's bed the other night and Mr. Kennedy quickly answered it.

He said they had "produced a superb front line emergency ambulance" in which patient care, comfort and safety were paramount.

Conclusions: A new 5-point ordinal scale of microcirculatory function has been tested amongst 'front line' emergency physicians and nurses at two large UK teaching hospitals, and has minimal inter-user variability, even after just 1 hour of training.

Trouble is, Hollywood messages don't fit the world of front line emergency medicine.

Front-line emergency managers at the state and local levels have made this priority clear, as has, most recently, the International Association of Emergency Managers, a professional group.

Michael Chertoff, the secretary of homeland security, has suggested that active-duty troops be trained and equipped to intervene if front-line emergency personnel are stricken.

Two other doctors-in-training and I formed the first-line emergency room response, assessing and resuscitating patients who had been mangled, burned or otherwise injured.

But it was put on hiatus in 2009 anyway as budgets were cut and managers worried about diverting resources from front-line emergency needs.

Two other doctors-in-training and I formed the first-line emergency room response, resuscitating patients who had been mangled, burned or otherwise injured.

But Dr. Redlener noted that there is a wide range of potential acts of terror that front-line emergency organizations, hospitals and the public health system may have to cope with.

But we know from the calls to hot lines, emergency departments and poison control centers that this stuff really is dangerous.