Sentence examples for withholding emergency from inspiring English sources
"[M]any Catholic hospitals across this country are withholding emergency care from patients who are in the midst of a miscarriage or experiencing other pregnancy complications," warns the introduction to the report.
"I don't support withholding emergency care.
Francesco Garzarelli of Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, says contagion will be greater if Greece's euro-zone peers eject it from the currency union by inducing the ECB to withhold emergency funding from its banks, as that would fundamentally alter investors' grasp of how the euro zone works.
Not even libertarians like Rand Paul or the right-wing House Freedom Caucus have proposed going back to the days when hospitals could withhold emergency treatment from those who can't pay.
Even trained emergency personnel in many cases will withhold emergency care if the situation is unsafe for them.
The Greek government promised banks will reopen on Tuesday, but this looks increasingly unlikely, as the European Central Bank is expected to withhold further emergency funding when it meets later on Monday.
In the DALISA survey [ 8, 14], carried out in emergency departments, withholding life support was observed in 41.5% of the deaths, and withdrawing (alone or preceded by withholding) life support in 58.5%, vs. 89% and 11% respectively, in our results concerning emergency departments.
Mr. Buckner also said that the company had inadvertently withheld information from emergency responders in the hours after the explosion.
The Federal Reserve will not join a group of leading commercial banks in asking the Supreme Court to allow the government to withhold details of emergency loans made to financial companies in 2008.
In a different setting, the decision to withhold resuscitation by emergency physician could be based on different factors.
But administration officials said the governor was likely to continue withholding the money in future emergency bills, while pursuing a long-term negotiation with the unions.
