Sentence examples for supply emergencies from inspiring English sources

Formed in 1974 in the wake of the 1972-1973 oil crisis, it also has a strategic dimension, agreeing on joint measures to meet oil supply emergencies.

She also lauded the "continued building of strategic oil stocks" by China as "a significant contribution to the global capacity to respond to supply emergencies".

The Unconventional Wisdom China and India are increasingly aware that overseas acquisitions of energy and other natural resource assets will do little to help protect them from the effects of supply emergencies.

The IEA is an energy forum of 28 industrialized nations committed to taking joint measures to meet oil supply emergencies, to co-ordinate their policies to insure energy security, as well as maintaining emergency oil stocks.

Electricians groped in the dark, trying to supply emergency lighting and power.

Mr Lukins suggested that train companies supply emergency ramps such as airlines do and also provide easily accessible tools to use in the case of an emergency.

The City Council reported yesterday that up to a quarter of city hospitals may have failed to supply emergency contraceptives to sexual assault victims, as required by law.

The department, one of the few police agencies to supply emergency medical services, began providing medical treatment and transport in the early 1950's.

All summer long the saga ran as Mr Kim stood fast against the banks that insisted he resign before they would supply emergency finance.

In addition, a Lowestoft firm's multimillion-pound contract to supply emergency tugs around the British coastline is to be cancelled.

The UK's Department for International Development said the aid would help to supply emergency water, sanitation and healthcare to more than 58,000 people.