Sentence examples for survival emergencies from inspiring English sources

For the poorest children, NGO involvement is aimed at ensuring the children's money works for all their chief needs: survival, emergencies and planning for the future.

In addtion to covering more than two hundred classroom subjects, as Ascan will complete over fifteen hundred hours of instruction, including training in high-performance jets, sea survival, emergency evacuation preparation, and surgery in microgravity.

The magnitude of the difference in survival between Emergency and non-Emergency routes is typically in the range of 20 40%.

With the increasing incidence of cancer in the general population and improved survival, these emergencies will be more frequently encountered.

Breastfeeding a crucial priority for child survival in emergencies NEW YORK, USA, 31 July 2009 – UNICEF and the World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action are commemorating World Breastfeeding Week, 1-7 August 2009, by underscoring the vital importance of breastfeeding during emergencies.

In particular, the substantially lower relative survival in Emergency compared with non-emergency routes indicates that this distinction is of high clinical significance.

"It's survival water an emergency water supply," Hertz said.

A subsequent study will assess whether the Utstein factors explain differences in survival between emergency medical services (EMS) systems.

So far the EU has only deployed the minimum collective response necessary for the euro's survival: conditional emergency loans to troubled countries, conditional bond-buying by the European Central Bank, tougher economic policy co-ordination, and tighter restrictions on governments' debts to assure markets of countries' responsibility.

Its banking system depends for its survival on emergency lending controlled by the ECB.

These measures relied upon the hospital to report survival to emergency department discharge and survival to hospital discharge.