While singer Brian Johnson said Rudd was absent from the photo shoot due to a "family emergency," Ultimate Classic Rock reported on speculation that the photo was a sign Rudd had been booted from the band again.
Why did the British Admiralty, which in the wartime emergency had ultimate control over Cunard liners, provide no escort in the Irish channel, though it was well aware, through broken codes, of U-boat activity?
Larry Gerston, a professor emeritus of political science at San Jose State University, said the unpublicized exchange between Garcetti and Brown — and the ultimate absence of an emergency declaration by either — may also point to the political dimensions of homelessness, an intractable problem in which many elected officials see little upside in exerting leadership.
The Australian malaise is deep enough for some to have envisioned the ultimate in-case-of-emergency-break-glass option: Shane Warne returning to assume the captaincy for the Ashes.
However, we preferred to use a different outcome parameter since the ultimate goal of teaching in emergency medicine is to improve students' skills and the outcomes for patients.
When discussing midwifery training in Malawi, it emerged that many midwives felt they had a more thorough maternity training than those supervising them such as clinical officers or who, however, had the ultimate decision making powers in emergency cases.
But the office's relationship with the Police Department has long been strained, particularly over who has ultimate responsibility to handle some emergencies.
For instance, given a sentence "Federal/NNP Emergency/NNP Management/NNP Agency/NNP has/VBZ become/VB the/DT ultimate/JJ patronage/NN backwater/NN", using this rule, candidate phrases "federal emergency management agency" and "ultimate patronage backwater" are generated.
Ultimate discharges from the hospital or emergency department were fatal or nonfatal.
Emergency tracheostomy is the ultimate step in severe cases of laryngeal edema in which endotracheal intubation fails.
