Examples of using To emergencies in English and their translations into Swedish
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able to respond rapidly and efficiently to emergencies and allowing greater stakeholder involvement.
Let us remember that in France, such care is actually accessible to any illegal immigrant for any complaint- the original intention being to respond to emergencies or to the risk of epidemics-
that we are asking- as we did in Geneva during the recent Interparliamentary Assembly- quickly to adopt mechanisms that will enable international trade rules to respond swiftly and flexibly to emergencies in a country hit by unforeseen disasters.
also when it comes to emergencies.
the clock' duty system12, thus assuring immediate reaction to emergencies, with sufficient staff as back-up to ensure adequate staffing at all stages of an event.
structures to be reviewed with a view to averting systemic crises and reacting to emergencies.
the immediate response to emergencies are compatible with the perspectives.
We cannot make this instrument, which was designed to respond to emergencies, rigid, unadaptable
in particular with regard to emergencies and crises, and more responsive to new initiatives such as the Global Fund to fight HIV/AIDS,
we have a more cohesive approach to emergencies when they arise;
Your job will be to listen to emergency radio, learn police codes… help navigate and watch the car.
Do you really want to go back to emergency, where they can't help?
Easily send alerts to emergency operations centers, helping to re-establish critical business functions.
You went to Emergency, where it was diagnosed as food poisoning.
Sublight engines to emergency thrust.
Do you really want to go back to emergency, where they can't help?
Can we get Dr. Watson to Emergency? I promise.
You are entitled to emergency medical care within the public healthcare system.
Link to Emergency Meditation.
First to emergency and then to Ambos.