Examples of using Emergency calls in English and their translations into Swedish
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Description: A logic issue existed in the handling of emergency calls from the lock screen.
Labor and travel costs for emergency calls.
An attempt to use Emergency SOS is initiated(see Make emergency calls on iPhone).
The directive therefore allows the processing of location information and other personal data for organisations dealing with emergency calls.
The single European emergency number 112 was introduced to offer this type of service for emergency calls by a Council Decision in 19919.
you need to place emergency calls.
WeWork has outsourced a call center that answers emergency calls from members 24 hours a day,
At the door in the Hostel, our clients have 1 mobile number contacts for emergency calls and late check in.
This means a single dispatcher can receive and manage emergency calls from several hospitals at once- cutting costs during off-peak hours.
he was the only one able to handle the emergency calls.
mobile operators provide caller location details to the emergency authorities when emergency calls are made.
All Europe's mobile citizens should have access to location determination of emergency calls on the 112 number, with multilingual assistance and a full range of emergency services.
take responsibility for handling emergency calls.
Parliament and the Council recently decided to require telephone network operators to provide the emergency services with information making it possible to locate emergency calls using the emergency number 11249.
These PSAPs are intended to be only for the processing of eCall and provide emergency calls to existing PSAPs if needed.
Member States shall ensure that, to the extent technically feasible, undertakings concerned make caller location information available free of charge to the authority handling emergency calls as soon as the call reaches that authority.
to make sure that basic services such as emergency calls and'e-inclusion' objectives are not left aside as new markets emerge.
citizens from other EU countries traveling to their country at risk as they have failed to ensure that caller location information for emergency calls is fully available.
correct prioritization in emergency calls and that it is a success factor to follow the set process for the call,
draw up a summary, showing how the emergency calls have been responded to,