Sentence examples for start rescue from inspiring English sources

Military units were ordered to immediately start rescue work on their own initiative without waiting for orders from higher up their chain of command.

Take, for example, a patient who uses Flo for chronic lung disease to monitor their everyday wellbeing receives prompt messages based on an agreed clinical management plan to guide them to start rescue medication.

In other words, they seemed to be avoiding the fact that, as long as human beings are prepared to risk everything for a better life, there will be boat people, and that when dealing with them the law of the sea is the place to start: rescue first, then sort out the rest on land.

(Reuters) RUSSIA: DIVERS REACH THE KURSK Divers sent to recover the bodies of 118 sailors aboard the sunken Russian submarine said they could be ready to start rescue efforts within a day after an examination of the wreck by a mini-sub showed no signs of radiation leakage.

Public health organisations like the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) have been addressing overdoses for decades by teaching addicts and their friends how to recognise an overdose, call 911, then start rescue breathing and inject naloxone.

Public health organizations like the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) have been addressing overdoses for decades by teaching addicts and their friends how to recognize an overdose, call 911, then start rescue breathing and inject naloxone.

Catrambone was determined to start rescuing people in 2014 and had set a hectic repair schedule.

Whatever happens in the end, it's a salutary example of the unforeseen wrinkles once governments start rescuing private companies.

This doesn't mean you are free to start rescuing nice-looking upholstered chairs from the sidewalk, but the peak of the bedbug invasion seems to have passed.

While the mayor has been calling for the DfT to let TfL start rescuing the troubled Southern franchise right away there has been a lot of talking behind the scenes.

Well, it appears (in line with screenwriter David S Goyer's aim of delivering a "naturalistic" Superman) this new man of steel doesn't just turn up fully formed and start rescuing people.