The rich-country energy club keeps its vast reserves of oil to tackle emergencies caused by unforeseen supply disruptions.
When they're not actively on call to defend the skies, they train for possible combat and ready themselves to tackle emergencies, just like those Morgan faced one morning.
Since then, the majority of justices have not exhibited a rush to tackle emergency requests from the Trump administration or take up controversial issues that have arisen from the lower courts.
Such damage also creates indirect interruption in economic activities; people change their consumption behavior, government mobilizes funds in order to tackle emergency situations, and difficult changes must be made in investment decisions.
(Past participant, urban, male) "In private practice it is difficult to tackle emergency C-section as blood, and an anaesthetist may not be readily available".
The participant countries – Germany, Britain, France, the US, Canada, Japan and Italy – would work on initiatives to combat disease and help countries around the world react to epidemics, including a fund within the World Bank dedicated to tackling health emergencies, Merkel announced at a press conference after the summit formally ended on Monday afternoon.
Russian scientists said privately that nuclear technicians were being flown in to take turns in tackling the emergency, so as to reduce their exposure to radiation.
Russian scientists said privately that nuclear technicians were being flown in from around the Soviet Union to take turns in tackling the emergency, so as to reduce their exposure to radiation.
It is increasingly recognized that tackling an emergency by solely covering immediate humanitarian needs will not provide a sustainable solution.
In a break from deal-making, the Oracle of Omaha is once again starring in "Secret Millionaires Club," a rebooted animated Web series that follows the adventures of a group of kids as they tackle financial emergencies, like low-performing lemonade stands and troubled bicycle shops.
