Sentence examples for provide accident from inspiring English sources

For the year beginning October 2002, the Neediest Cases provided $1,277 for all 20, helping provide accident insurance and, for those who needed it, a transportation reimbursement.

It will be "hardly possible" to train them to provide accident assistance to the Diakonie's rescue service, says Kerstin Griese, the group's head of social policy.

But Queens prosecutors said on Thursday that two officers accepted bribes to provide accident information to so-called runners for local clinics.

The proposed model can provide accident investigators with a tool to generate cost-efficient safety intervention strategies.

It says all five sites would continue to provide accident and emergency and midwifery-led maternity services, but says high-risk maternity deliveries could be centralised in three units.

The cause was congestive heart failure, according to the Flight Safety Foundation, a nonprofit organization he established in 1947 to provide accident-prevention information to airlines and pilots around the world.

The agreement included the UK government providing accident insurance.

They were not working in concert, officials said, but are accused of independently taking money in exchange for providing accident victims' personal details from official Police Department paperwork.

Going beyond existing research, we developed a comprehensive in-vehicle DSS, which provides accident hotspot warnings to drivers based on location analytics applied to a national historical accident dataset, composed of over 266,000 accidents.

However, the outdoor applications only focus primarily on providing accident information to users, and the indoor applications are limited by the unavailability of GPS user-positioning and by WiFi-based access problems.

s-ITSF proposed by this paper classifies the event before accident and after accident to provide an accident prevention service before accident and proposes an efficient and systematic SAM framework after accident by classifying the accident in hierarchy.