Emergencies in a sentence

He noted this month’s six fire emergencies matched the total number of fire emergencies between 1953 and 2003.

The public sector has to deal with emergencies which, in principle, require surplus capacity, as emergencies do not always come at a predictable rate.

We anticipate using the system to notify residents of weather emergencies, hazardous material incidents, floods, drinking water emergencies, and public health and safety notices.

Facebook post on Monday, the police department told residents to contact the Russell State Police Barracks for non-emergencies and 911, as normal, for emergencies.

One CRS staffer co-authored guidelines for shelter emergencies for the recently released revisions to the Sphere handbook, which sets agreed-upon minimum standards for humanitarian agencies to use in emergencies.

Complications and emergencies main The main emergencies include: * Ectopic pregnancy is when an embryo implants in the uterine (Fallopian) tube or (rarely) on the ovary or inside the peritoneal cavity.

Accountants can help to manage these risks by implementing strong internal controls, conducting risk assessments, and developing contingency plans for potential emergencies.

Acuil called on UN Member States to support education in emergencies and invest more resources.

A&E is always for serious injuries and life-threatening emergencies only, so in a genuine medical emergency always call 999. There are many sources of advice about when to call 999, including on the NHS website.

All football teams have named emergencies in case there are injuries in tomorrow’s games.

Among the many accolades Sgt MacKinnon has received were awards for his service during the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the National Medal for his efforts during emergencies and natural disasters.

Anne-Marie said the battery system is not just for emergencies, but would also allow them to better use the power they generate.

Another provision would restrict the ability of local health officers to respond to health emergencies.

As much as helping a neighbor in need is the right thing to do, it is no longer practical for this county’s fire departments to reach out to county government to subsidize their responses to out-of-county emergencies.

As of March this year, thewas responding to 53 high-level emergencies, a by the committee said.

A spokesperson for Scotland said on social media: “Emergencies services are in attendance at Steads Place in Edinburgh after a crane collapsed at a building site.

Both cities anticipate declaring back-to-back snow emergencies to ensure roadways are clear for emergency and Metro Transit vehicles.

But department personnel have proven they are up to that task as needed, which involves providing effective pre-hospital care to victims in various emergencies.

Cattle are viewed as a liquid asset that accrues value over the short-term and can be monetized easily for medical emergencies or milestone events.

Chicago joins other democratic strongholds that have invoked emergencies over arriving migrants, and that have blamed governors in Republican states for not doing enough to coordinate the trips.