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| Help points are provided for | emergency use and for train running information. |
| Two-part sticky-type epoxy compound used for | emergency plumbing repairs |
| s and other vehicle electrical equipment for | emergency service vehicles such as Police, Fire, Ambul |
| sion, established a Strategic Army Corps for | emergency reaction, and launched the United States' fi |
| had two local auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| used, along with a "red apple" lanyard, for | emergency backup in the case of the failure of the umb |
| arding the Black Belt, the city arranged for | emergency provisions to supply its residents with fres |
| Appliances "Off the run" and unavailable for | emergency calls. |
| t; Member of Executive Council; Minister for | Emergency Services; Minister Assisting in Mental Healt |
| e progesterone receptor modulator (SPRM) for | emergency contraception within 120 hours (5 days) afte |
| E.U. stands for | Emergency Unit, a traffic and criminal operation wing |
| Cabins for | emergency staff can be seen in background. |
| art Crowley who took her to the hospital for | emergency treatment. |
| a special compartment on the first deck for | emergency use. |
| When the NAWAS is not being used for | emergency traffic/tests, State and local government pe |
| ngham/Worcester Line) and have been used for | emergency Commuter Rail service due to Green Line floo |
| This restriction, routine for | emergency scenes, was lifted the next day. |
| nches, causing 3 of the 4 lanes to close for | emergency repairs. |
| sity is required to keep the trails open for | emergency vehicle access. |
| been reduced to a single track used only for | emergency diversions and stock moves. |
| had five local auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| to hospital facilities in case the need for | emergency care emerges. |
| etween the reactors and the control room for | emergency shutdown procedures. |
| had four local axillary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| rtation has a national Scope of Practice for | emergency medical services. |
| Had four auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| to be transferred to Queen Mary Hospital for | emergency skin graft. |
| flight strips built during World War II for | emergency use by military aircraft. |
| or 2008-2010 emphasizes the growing need for | emergency providers to have Spanish language knowledge |
| He served as Minister for | Emergency Services in the Brumby government. |
| although a diesel generator is retained for | emergency power. |
| had a total of five auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings/takeoffs. |
| 2005, he died "as he was being evacuated for | emergency treatment abroad", according to a government |
| Both ships entered Purvis Bay for | emergency repairs, thence to Espiritu Santo, New Hebri |
| lp them formulate a coordinated response for | emergency preparedness in the Washington, DC metropoli |
| This line is reserved for | emergency use only by Class 395 Javelins travelling to |
| airfields associated with Miami Airport for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| There was a Fell type centre rail, used for | emergency braking only. |
| The U.S. FAA recommended foam paths for | emergency landings beginning in 1966, but withdrew tha |
| e reached Espiritu Santo on 21 July 1943 for | emergency repairs, and later was towed to San Francisc |
| These fuels are also used for | emergency heating, outdoor cooking, and fondue. |
| ng World War II, he worked in the Office for | Emergency Management (1942) and the Labor War Manpower |
| One of Illinois' busiest for | emergency care, Rush-Copley treats more patients than |
| tly wore an M3 and sheath tied to a boot for | emergency use in cutting parachute lines or close-quar |
| maged and put into Jacksonville, Florida for | emergency repairs. |
| inued under the public health exemption, for | emergency agricultural use. |
| in the correct mode and not being tasked for | emergency comms. |
| om that establishes a coherent framework for | emergency planning and response ranging from local to |
| the tunnels to the south are too narrow for | emergency exits for rolling stock without end doors. |
| ays of storm to reach Midway 20 December for | emergency repairs. |
| f the crew at Saint John, New Brunswick, for | emergency medical care. |
| mania, the Romanian General Inspectorate for | Emergency Situations is responsible for fire fighting |
| nways and three local axillary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| atform screen doors of each station were for | emergency purposes (The Innovia APM 100s stopped at th |
| lation for volunteer firefighters to pay for | emergency medical services training. |
| langa, a long night's work was predicted for | emergency personnel. |
| field had four local auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| of District Committee of the Department for | Emergency Supplies. |
| ster for Health (2005-2009) and Minister for | Emergency Services (1999-2001). |
| treets because we need to keep them free for | emergency services," Parker advised. |
| rouble getting the medications they need for | emergency procedures, including childbirth. |
| d to Peter Beattie's cabinet as Minister for | Emergency Services on 16 December 1999. |
| the United States Shipping Board (USSB) for | emergency use during World War I. |
| t is maintained as a functioning airport for | emergency purposes and recreational VFR use by the Riv |
| It also includes a Critical Care Center for | emergency and trauma related services. |
| Government's National Clinical Director for | Emergency Access. |
| ield had three local auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| He was the Alliance spokesman for | Emergency Services, Transport and Main Roads, Housing |
| STAT MedEvac is a service of the Center for | Emergency Medicine of Western Pennsylvania in Pittsbur |
| use at Preston, with two more available for | emergency use. |
| the state and prompted increased demand for | emergency services. |
| also had four local auxiliary airfields for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| 2010, Sherman criticized the government for | emergency room wait times in Alberta. |
| a soft, warm, or romantic ambiance, and for | emergency lighting during electrical power failures. |
| Scattering for | emergency rendezvous locations, the unit's signaler, w |
| ent Guidelines include the BTS Guideline for | Emergency Oxygen Use in Adult Patients, and the BTS/AC |
| ypically used in all early space flights for | emergency rescue and monitoring, resembles the one loc |
| s which have a hinged-window at each end for | emergency exit. |
| For | emergency vehicle markings, see Battenburg markings. |
| d for use by field personnel responsible for | emergency response and spectrum coordination during bo |
| "Preparation for | emergency relief after biological warfare". |
| rm one hospital and is a critical centre for | emergency and vehicular accidents. |
| to avoid possible confusion, especially for | emergency services, of having different bridges on the |
| He served as the Minister for | Emergency Services from February 2004 to July 2005 and |
| onal instruments identified as "standby" for | emergency use. |
| him to Bellvue Hospital in New York City for | emergency surgery for perforated intestine. |
| e Highway Safety Act, training standards for | Emergency Medical Technicians were enacted. |
| lined for refusing to fill prescriptions for | emergency contraception. |
| fam says some villages have been waiting for | emergency food rations for weeks, but access roads are |
| used as an antiseptic and disinfectant, for | emergency disinfection of drinking water, and as a rea |
| Gormley says usually public donations for | emergency relief tend to tail off after the initial me |
| ur satellite airfields in the local area for | emergency and overflow landings. |
| Municipal Affairs, Minister Responsible for | Emergency Preparedness, and as Registrar General. |
| It had two axillary fields for | emergency and overflow landings and takeoffs. |
| also has built-in 45 MB internal memory for | emergency use. |
| She was withdrawn to Palau for | emergency repairs, and returned to Sasebo on 22 March, |
| s have been used more recently in the UK for | emergency services. |
| ilometres further is a heli-pad facility for | emergency landing for state and defence usage. |
| an on the entrance road to ensure access for | emergency vehicles. |
| ed was 18 knots as she withdrew to Truk, for | emergency repairs. |
| Some of the passengers had even called for | emergency vehicles due to the conditions inside the pl |
| fety portfolio Reynolds was the Minister for | Emergency Services and Minister Assisting the Premier |
| 1, 1986 a recurring equipment problems force | emergency shutdown of the plant. |
| 1401 West 6th Street, the site of the former | emergency receiving hospital. |
| ter of the Head of Shortland Street's former | Emergency Department, Craig Valentine and sister to te |
| omiya area, and was the only one of the four | emergency divisions considered combat-ready (albeit st |
| omania Saturday killed eight miners and four | emergency workers, officials said. |
| ne assisted living facility, a free-standing | emergency department, physician clinics, outpatient su |
| ed, but studies of the nontarget impact from | emergency applications of fipronil as barrier sprays f |
| ittsburgh where real-time clinical data from | emergency departments within a geographic region can b |
| While recovering in hospital from | emergency brain surgery to treat injuries sustained in |
| a-clinics that took on problems ranging from | emergency care to eyeglass prescriptions. |
| ight students are taught how to recover from | emergency situations in flight. |
| es up to $105.3 million by diversifying from | emergency response services to well intervention servi |
| capability to respond to, and recover from, | emergency situations, including accidental or delibera |
| ted authority to Good Samaritans, front-line | emergency workers, police officers, fire fighters, cor |
| One hospital may provide full | emergency room care, while another sees patients who h |
| The hospital has full | Emergency room services, except for a trauma departmen |
| The facility retains a full-service | Emergency Department, physician offices, a variety of |
| s the state's first stand alone full-service | emergency department. |
| The hospital provides the only full-service | emergency department in the Farmington Valley and a Le |
| trained rescuers also support the full-time | emergency services during major disasters. |
| Despite receiving further | emergency treatment, the injured Australian soldier su |
| Further | emergency issues of 1 and 2 francs were made between 1 |
| s whether Japanese officials followed G.E.'s | emergency operating procedures." |
| Peacock took part in the General | emergency operations during the Lebanon emergency in t |
| 7700: General | Emergency |
| d, anchoring, towing, swept channel, general | emergency, collision, gun shoot and general quarters d |
| The NMCC is responsible for generating | Emergency Action Messages (EAMs) to launch control cen |
| Intended to simulate genuine | emergency conditions, the call-up announcement, given |
| Haverfordwest Airport accepts genuine | emergency and precautionary diversions without charge. |
| hat the call-up was in response to a genuine | emergency, and that the country was under attack. |
| German | emergency supplies of PzKpfw IVs, StuG IIIs and captur |
| rgoing maintenance, of equipment and getting | emergency equipment out to the landing runway. |
| The ‘2010 Imperative: A Global | Emergency Teach-in' was held on February 20, 2007 at t |
| In Time Of Crisis: Government | Emergency Powers - Since 1982, governments in every ot |
| The bill gave the government | emergency powers to mobilize resources, including manp |
| Fifth Circuit panel denied the government's | emergency request to stay the lower court's decision p |
| nd Vicki's interaction with the government's | emergency warning leaflet. |
| built ships as part of the U.S. Government's | Emergency Shipbuilding Program. |
| SARBE - Encrypted GPS | emergency beacons for military forces |
| vour of the Government having, in this grave | emergency, the same compulsory powers over citizens in |
| It is commonly marked with a green | emergency light, so as to be distinguished from a dist |
| to the Germany-based progressive rock group | Emergency. |
| ond to all district 3 incidents to guarantee | emergency response. |
| luma, California to attend the Coast Guard's | Emergency Medical Technician school. |
| His White House biography states that he had | emergency services oversight in this position. |
| , 1976 each community of Qinglong county had | emergency meetings to prepare and instruct villagers. |
| He was a member of the New Hampshire | Emergency Flood Relief and Rehabilitation Committee in |
| opulated when it was used as a military hand | emergency hospital during the two World Wars. |
| ected two tents in its parking lot to handle | emergency room visits, and hospitals around Colorado S |
| r pilot Curtis Crump was able to make a hard | emergency landing, with the aircraft skidding and then |
| The station is unstaffed and has | emergency telephones on both platforms. |
| e Kirpan engaged the PNS Hangor with a hasty | emergency attack. |
| he country’s 13 districts did not have | emergency obstetric facilities. |
| Both station house balconies have | emergency exit doors between the platform stairs and s |
| teaching credential, while the other 2% have | emergency ones. |
| e United States from fires and fire hazards, | Emergency Medical Services, technical rescue, fire inv |
| chnologies including Water Treatment, Hazmat | Emergency response, Landfill services and management o |
| of America declared a state of Public Health | Emergency but this was said to be standard procedure i |
| 3 Health | Emergency Operations Centres (control rooms) in Bedfor |
| and Democracy: The public's stake in health | emergency planning. |
| are coordinated and evaluated by the Health | Emergency Operations Facility. |
| The subsequent heavy | emergency landing destroyed the float and the aircraft |
| Mr. Zuma held | emergency talks with his ministers late Sunday, and or |
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| nteroperability and Compatibility is to help | emergency responders manage incidents and exchange inf |
| finds itself with insufficient funds to help | emergency economies. |
| gned as her resident while she completed her | emergency room rotation. |
| She had forgotten her | emergency kit and was unable to find the plane for 10 |
| The rescue is co-ordinated from a high-tech | emergency response control centre. |
| After two years at the Coopers Hill | Emergency Training College, he was appointed as lectur |
| se Sihanouk as Head of State, giving himself | emergency powers. |
| laws by decree and arbitrarily give himself | emergency powers. |
| eks for violating President Von Hindenburg's | emergency decree "against political excesses" by the c |
| several episodes, there were times when his | emergency phone did not work, leaving him totally alon |
| . Lif in the song "Home of the Brave" on his | Emergency Rations EP. |
| international prominence increased after his | emergency replacement of Riccardo Chailly to conduct a |
| eason would only allow him to play while his | emergency loan was valid. |
| ally within the West Midlands area, for home | emergency & maintenance jobs. |
| 0, 2009, President Obama signed the Homeless | Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing ( |
| with health, substance abuse, homelessness, | emergency food and clothing, housing, training, employ |
| prained his ankle and wound up in a hospital | emergency room, which he took as "a sign from God that |
| vomiting, and was transported to a hospital | emergency room where he subsequently died of cardiac a |
| on Old Firm weekends, admissions to hospital | emergency rooms have increased ninefold over normal le |
| led by a woman who was treated at a hospital | emergency room the day before. |
| Min was sent to a hospital | emergency room for evaluation for back and hip injurie |
| ub where Tiffany danced and all the hospital | emergency rooms in the city searching for Tiffany. |
| ographical film about his life in a hospital | emergency room. |
| cialist registrar in the Holby City Hospital | emergency department, who attempts to advance his care |
| ommemorating the expansion of the hospital's | emergency department |
| data 82,775 patients visited the hospital's | emergency room; a total of 34,016 patients were admitt |
| Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital's | emergency department is a certified level I trauma cen |
| dical profession, who work in the hospital's | Emergency Department. |
| The hospital's | emergency department handled 35,841 patient visits in |
| ey data, 58361 patients visit the hospital's | emergency room; a total of 18220 patients are admitted |
| alty, the primary location is the hospital's | Emergency Department (formerly referred to as Accident |
| ught treatment at Queen Elizabeth Hospital's | emergency room with symptoms of acute respiratory dist |
| the West Bank, for the French hospital-based | emergency medical service see SAMU. |
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