Sentence examples for withdraw emergency from inspiring English sources
And patients risk losing lives, especially if threats to withdraw emergency cover for the first time are enacted.
All week, rumours have swirled about division within the doctors' professional body over the unprecedented decision to withdraw emergency cover during the next strikes, due in less than 10 days' time.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch has launched an investigation into the incident, which has reignited the long-running row over the UK government's decision in 2012 to withdraw emergency tug cover from the west coast.
The pressure on the Cypriots reached a turning point when he warned that the ECB would withdraw emergency liquidity support within days to Cyprus's second-biggest bank if no deal was struck.
"That is why, however much people disagree with the new contract, and however much they may not agree with the government's plans for a seven-day NHS, it is totally inappropriate to withdraw emergency care in the way that will happen tomorrow and the next day.
It was "totally inappropriate" to withdraw emergency care, he argued.
Over the next fortnight, junior doctors will be grappling with their consciences as they consider withdrawing emergency cover from every hospital in England.
No central bank is about to withdraw any emergency measures.
Fail, and the ECB would withdraw its emergency liquidity support.
They have also threatened to withdraw ECB emergency funding from two stricken banks.
Central banks are now weighing the best time to withdraw the emergency monetary stimulus without derailing economic recovery.
