That makes St . Patricks a building of special interest to firehouses in the area - like Engine Company 54 and Ladder Company 4 - that would be the first to respond in case of disaster.
As long as it does not interfere with our international responsibilities under Nato, or affect our ability to respond in case of an attack on an ally, government should seek parliamentary approval if it is proposing deployment of British troops outside our country into actual or potential armed conflict or a peacekeeping operation.
"We have enough punch to respond in case of emergency, which is sufficient if we develop it, and if we ensure that it can all be mobilized," Ms. Lagarde said in an interview on the television channel France 5. "It's not enough to have the same currency.
Despite a considerable willingness to respond in case of a disaster, education and training in disaster medicine are inadequate to meet these challenges.
Despite improvement in fundamental knowledge about nature-society relationships, most action (from policy to research, awareness, and education), still addresses either the assessment of the natural events, wrongly referring to them as "natural disasters," or the need for preparedness in order to respond in case of emergency.
The Just Culture (JC) process, originally introduced by James Reason (1997), remains a popular framework helping managers to decide how to respond in cases of human error or non-conformance which contributed to an incident.
Is it that the sheer volume has forced us to only respond in cases of national security threats?
It should be noted, however, that although the main difference between the two tasks is the presence of temporal control over the distribution of responding in the case of the FOPP, a yoked procedure such as that used in the present experiment cannot control for all potentially relevant factors [46].
In other words, the welfare of TPP-ASEAN countries responded differently in case of tariff reduction.
