Sentence examples for share emergency from inspiring English sources
@smallmultiples Anthony Baxter is a software engineer who works with Google.org's Crisis Response Team building tools to collect and share emergency information during natural disasters, including the Christchurch earthquakes, Queensland floods, Thailand and Philippines floods, and Hurricane Sandy.
Today, they're introducing "CluckCluck," a simple utility that lets you communicate with your nanny or sitters, assign task lists, share emergency contacts, and pay caregivers directly from your phone.
The Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC) authorized states to enter into agreements with other states in order to share emergency management related personnel during crisis situations.
It was noteworthy that a greater percentage of tertiary A hospitals had a signed Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) to share emergency materials than tertiary B hospitals (42.9% among tertiary A and 22.2% among tertiary B hospitals).
Our results revealed that 75.6% of the participating hospitals had stockpiles of emergency drugs, and 43.9% had signed contracts with emergency drug-supplies to provide drugs during emergencies, only 22.0% had signed Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) with other hospitals to share emergency drugs during emergencies.
Before the creation of the emergency unit, dozens of managers from around the subway system shared emergency response duties on a rotating basis.
Awak from Çelik's one-man efforts, Facebook also played a role, with users sharing emergency phone numbers and starting pages giving instructions on where to deliver aid, some of which was being delivered free of a charge by freight companies.
This study was conducted in the emergency departments of two Midwestern urban tertiary care centers with a shared emergency medicine residency program.
Those sorts of efforts later became more formalized as a part of the Google Crisis Response Team, a group which now offers a variety of tools aimed at collecting and sharing emergency information with web users, including both first responders and affected disaster victims.
This concluded that systemic and organisational changes had to take place, and that both the police and healthcare services need a shared emergency pathway, and to be better prepared to assess and manage people with mental disorders who are commonly in contact with CJPs.
To avoid clashes over rich crab fishing grounds, both navies agreed to set up a telephone hot line, to share an emergency radio frequency and to institute a mutual naval flag signaling system.
