Sentence examples for require a rapid response from inspiring English sources

Accidental or purposeful introduction would require a rapid response, but detection may be challenging.

For the analysis of HEMS time and distance we included only primary scene responses categorised as 'emergency' as these correspond to time critical missions that require a rapid response.

Health organizations may opt for different types of mechanisms to coordinate care depending on the basic processes on which they are based [ 12, 15, 16] (Table  1): 1) Based on programming: standardization mechanisms, useful for those situations which can be anticipated and therefore standardized and do not necessarily require a rapid response.

Management could move decisively and with clarity when faced with an unexpected event that requires a rapid response.

Since then, it has been amended to add child abuse imagery as a category requiring a rapid response, as well as to acknowledge that the fining authority must be careful not to undermine freedom of speech.

The outbreak was an acute public health problem requiring a rapid response, thus a formal submission for ethics approval was not undertaken.

"Sri Lanka is facing a humanitarian crisis that requires a rapid response," said UNICEF's Representative in Sri Lanka, Mr Philippe Duamelle.

The requirement of three administrations makes this vaccine impractical for use in a public health setting requiring a rapid response.

These difficulties were the result of non-availability of the required specialist, perhaps because of a lack of the requisite language skills or because the request was relatively urgent and required a rapid response.

The findings also highlight the high proportion of prisoners on remand or on very short sentences which presents further challenges to service provision, requiring a rapid response when in prison and greater attention to care pathways facilitating access to community-based interventions.

In particular, for patients with receptor-negative disease, or for those whose disease has become resistant to endocrine therapy and in whom impending organ failure requires a rapid response, cytotoxic chemotherapy with the most active drugs is generally the first treatment option to be considered.