Sentence examples for network of emergency from inspiring English sources
Within this expansive network of emergency responders, MHM can be overlooked.
Ultimately, because Premier Heart could not find investors willing to sufficiently finance clinical trials in New York-area hospitals, it was not able to build the network of emergency rooms equipped with the heart device as Dr. Shen had envisioned.
Ministers failed to agree on that measure, with the British insisting on the right to do what they wanted with the revenue and Germany seeking to channel the revenue into a network of emergency funds.
But even among the most hardened veterans of the bulging network of emergency and temporary shelters -- places that have nicknames among the homeless like "Cockroach City," and "Hotel Hell," -- a night at the jail, a tall brick fortress surrounded by barbed wire and guarded by corrections officers carrying guns, Mace and sticks, stands out, said many who stayed there.
But policy makers have at least been heading in the direction of closer cooperation by formalizing the network of emergency central bank loans they set up in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2000 to try to prevent a repeat of the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis.
NEPI, the Network of Emergency Physicians in India, is a virtual network of emergency physicians and aspirants in the field that provides a venue to engage in academic, administrative, and research-related discussions about emergency medicine in India [29].
(Raptopoulos's company has the inspiring moniker Matternet, implying that a network of such emergency drones will be like the internet, but for physical stuff).
Since the spring, the number of people showing up hungry at food pantries and soup kitchens has surged, straining the capacity of many organizations in the vast, largely unseen and lightly financed network of volunteer emergency feeding operations.
In home affairs, Jack Dromey, the shadow policing minister, has complained of the "unseemly haste" with which Theresa May's Home Office is trying to push through a deal – worth between £500m and £1bn – to get private mobile phone companies to manage the communications network of the emergency services.
Following the 2003 heat wave in France, a volunteer surveillance network of hospital emergency departments was set up to collect individual patient data on a daily basis.
First, there are the changes in the network of the emergency services.
