Sentence examples for resolving emergencies from inspiring English sources

In a revealing passage, Nadal's physical trainer, Joan Forcades, is quoted as saying that tennis is all about "resolving emergencies, one after the other".

But resolving immediate emergencies is about as far as we should go in delaying the Miranda reading or creating exceptions to it.

Emergency response systems based on more accurate EV prediction can help to allocate the required resources and resolve the emergencies through more rapid and effective risk management.

The city has acted quickly to resolve some emergency problems.

Aunt Dahlia has summoned us both to Brinkley Court to resolve this emergency".

Those remarks, however impassioned, did little to resolve an emergency that internal EU squabbling only burdened further.

Several issues must be resolved before emergency vaccination becomes an avowed strategy, the panel notes, starting with assurances from the U.K. government that meat from vaccinated animals could be sold on the domestic market.

However the shutdown gets resolved, this emerging constituency, which believes the Trump Presidency represents a national emergency, isn't going anywhere, except to the next protest or political meeting.

She said in an interview that she eased the strain from budget and pay cuts in those communities in part through a series of meetings in which she explained the financial challenges the cities faced and the role of the emergency manager in resolving them.

"This would mean that probably by the end of the week – unless the situation is resolved – provision of emergency care, operating theatres, incubators and cold storage for vaccines would no longer be functional in many hospitals across the country.

The emergency brake proposal is no panacea for resolving the welfare dispute.