Sentence examples for question of emergency from inspiring English sources

For Leupueng, the question of emergency aid is irrelevant.

The question of emergency preparedness — which of course includes the sirens — is part of N.R.C.'s daily oversight, Mr. Sheehan said.

"It could be a question of emergency housing for conflict-driven migration or we could be talking about how can you have teachers and nurses and policemen in London when nobody can afford to live here?

The decision by the Court of Appeals, which laid out the conditions under which children living in homes with domestic violence can be placed in foster care, dealt at some length with the question of emergency removals, and when they might be legally permissible.

Progressives who are frustrated by President Obama's failure to close the prison at Guantánamo, or who are seething over the administration's surrender to the religious right on the question of emergency contraception for teen-aged girls, have something to cheer in the resurrection of the Justice Department's previously moribund Civil Rights Division.

Another major study of 12 major U.S. cities investigated the specific question of emergency department (ED) use and concluded that "noncitizens had much lower levels of ED use than citizens did (about 17 fewer visits per 100 people, on average), and the difference between poor citizens and noncitizens was almost twice as large" (Health Affairs, 2006).

Dr. Farley favored topics like blood pressure and diabetes, but was cool to a series of questions on emergency preparedness: whether people had packed a go-bag and set up a meeting place with their children.

These markets were for buying and selling; there was no question of distributing emergency aid.

The first part of the study investigates the question of how emergency services in general deal with aggressive assaults against their staff.

The mission instead proved to be a lesson in real versus imagined needs in a disaster zone, and called into question the value of emergency medical intervention by foreign teams.

Using a standard questionnaire, a three question telephone survey of emergency room staff at 556 hospitals was administered to the emergency department coordinator or charge nurse in an effort to determine if each hospital was (1) an acute care hospital, (2) a TJC, DNV or the state of Texas certified PSC, or (3) utilizing TM to provide acute stroke care.