Sentence examples for organization emergency from inspiring English sources
His room, which he shares with up to 20 others, is paid for by a local aid organization, Emergency.
The operations are free, courtesy of the Italian medical organization Emergency, but they are performed at the Salam Center in Sudan, which means a long trip for the children.
As for road traffic organization, it may include reverse traffic organization, emergency lane settings, and controlling flow and speed of general vehicles.
Traffic management simulation is mainly for road and intersection traffic organization, emergency buses in and out of the bus stop, and organization for stop and parking.
Another person was found in critical condition and is receiving treatment from humanitarian organization Emergency, according to MOAS.
DDDM has been widely adopted in the corporate world and various segments of the nonprofit sector (e.g., health and welfare organizations, emergency response, law enforcement, and educational institutions) as a means to pursue CQI (e.g., Gill et al. 2014; Maxwell et al. 2016; Sun et al. 2016).
It makes the distinction between types of sending organization (medical organizations, emergency versus development organizations,...), number of staff sent out, qualifications (medical: doctor, nurse, other; and non-medical), kind of work carried out by the volunteers (clinical service provision, management, policy advice, training) and duration of deployment.
In many organizations, emergency preparedness functions are not a full-time or a primary job responsibility, and individuals may fill the preparedness role for multiple organizations within the same county (e.g., EMS and public health agencies) or for multiple counties.
Even though EDs in many developing countries are experiencing HIV and its related complications with increasing frequency, there is still relatively little effort put forth by either international HIV/AIDS organizations or emergency medicine organizations to advance HIV care given in this setting.
In 2002, the organization provided emergency shelter for 771 people; in 2003, 886 people; and in 2004, 917 people.
(America's Second Harvest, the largest organization of emergency food providers in the country, publishes Hunger in America, a national research study).
