Translation of "Conduire une ambulance en situation d’urgence " (French → English) :

drive ambulance in emergency conditions | operate ambulance under emergency conditions | drive ambulance under emergency conditions | drive emergency vehicles

operate ambulance in non-emergency conditions | steer ambulance in non-emergency conditions | drive ambulance under non-emergency conditions | operate ambulance under non-emergency conditions

emergency doctrine [ national emergency doctrine ]

Emergency Exposure Limit

emergency cartel

European Community Urgent Radiological Information Exchange (ECURIE)

emergency preparedness

use fire engine under emergency conditions | use fire truck under emergency conditions | drive firetruck under emergency conditions | propel fire engine under emergency conditions

In 2014 Galileo will offer three services: the Open Service (free of charge), the Public Regulated Service (ensures that key services such as the police and ambulance services, continue to function in moments of crisis), and the Search-and-Rescue Service (in times of emergency, for example a sailor lost at sea).

Canada's broad network of search and rescue organizations, many of which are already developing capabilities to assist in the case of large-scale emergencies or disasters, along with groups such as the Canadian Red Cross, St. John Ambulance, Canadian Administrators of Volunteer Resources, Volunteer Canada and Campus Emergency Response Teams will be vital partners and, ideally, beneficiaries of our efforts to increase citizen participation in emergency response efforts.

F. whereas the persistent economic crisis has a severe impact on the lives of young people in terms of their wellbeing and social inclusion, employment, access to housing, health, education and training, cultural activities, leisure and sports, and is leading to an unprecedented lack of opportunities for young people in the EU; whereas there is a serious risk of having a ‘lost generation’ in a significant part of Europe; whereas this alarming situation requires urgent measures, policies and action as well as structural reforms; whereas the deteriorating economic ...[+++]conditions may, especially in countries heavily hit by the crisis, lead young people to involuntary migration, which can be made manifest in the form of a massive ‘brain drain’ that reduces the growth, development and innovation potential of the country of origin over the medium to long term;

As climate change could lead to an increase in the number of emergencies, GMES will be essential for supporting climate change adaptation measures.