Sentence examples for rescue situations from inspiring English sources

It's hoped that one day the robot will be able to assist human emergency services workers in search and rescue situations, doing things like shutting off valves, turning switches, and operating equipment in environments where humans could not survive.

He is a critic of provisions of the Dodd-Frank law and craves rewriting the bankruptcy laws to handle major bank failures that avoid future "too big to fail" government rescue situations.

"I think they are unlikely to ask for British troops but we have worked with the Nigerians in the past, in hostage rescue situations where British special forces have helped and advised, and so I said to President Jonathan, where we can help please ask and we'll see what we can do".

Military industry could use it for hostage rescue situations.

Mobile robots can be of significant support for human teams in search and rescue situations.

Not only could the Oscult be used by those who live in remote areas or developing countries, but can be used in emergency rescue situations, military medical personnel, and world aid organizations like Doctors Without Borders.

"This company is not in a rescue situation.

Chris Blundell, Morrison's nephew and a former Morrisons director, added: "I think we're in a rescue situation here and it needs urgent action.

"In many ways, treating asthma as a rescue situation is dangerous and is sort of putting a Band-Aid on the situation," said Dr. Julian L. Allen, chief of pulmonary medicine at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Sure, they could be useful in a military or rescue situation, able to conserve power by sitting comfortably on the ground but navigate freely in the air if necessary.

A large population in the same area suggests not only that more people would be affected by a disaster, but also that they would have more difficulty in an eventual evacuation or rescue situation, making them more vulnerable to the natural hazard.