In a medical emergency, it can impose life threatening delays in care.

Sami's injuries were life threatening.

Living with tyranny might be less life threatening than embracing anarchy.

Humanitarian assistance operations respond to human need in life threatening situations.

Interim measures are designed to respond to exceptional or life threatening situations.

However, the competence to derogate in time of war or other public emergency threatening the life of the nation certainly provides evidence that an armed conflict as such does not result in suspension or termination.

The eurozone s leaders are on a raft heading towards a life threatening waterfall.

Any one of those problems could escalate into conflict, thereby threatening life and security.

I was also given vaccines to prevent life threatening infections such as polio and measles.

However, they continued to be exposed to life threatening risks in the discharge of their mandates.

As long as the EU s life threatening political crisis continues, its financial crisis will continue to destabilize it.

A substantial minority of the population suffers from these diseases, which are often chronic, debilitating, and life threatening.

Millions of the world's people particularly women and children continue to live in life threatening poverty and ignorance.

Libya was thus a vivid reminder of the serious gaps that exist in helping migrants in life threatening situations.

The increased temperatures occasioned by climate change are likely to lead to greater frequency of life threatening weather systems.

Emergency situations, especially in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, impose heavy operational and financial burdens on the Agency, threatening the sustainability and quality of UNRWA services and necessitating emergency appeals, which compete with fundraising for the regular budget.

Similarly, girls are rewarded for being cute or pretty . Girls are not brave they are princesses . One study revealed that parents are four times more likely to caution their daughters against childhood mishaps that are not life threatening but entail a visit to the emergency room than they are their sons.

HANNOVER , GERMANY Breast cancer is among the most life threatening of malignancies, affecting about one in ten women in the Western world.

The staff of the Organization, particularly the staff working in difficult and sometimes life threatening conditions, should be commended for their work.

Only 2 nights before my diagnosis, I was out having fun with my friends and now I m being faced with a life threatening disease.

But there are plenty of unanswered questions about his kidney condition and rumors that he may even have Churg Strauss Syndrome, a life threatening autoimmune disease.

The teacher was threatening us.

Think about how an individual responds to a diagnosis of a life threatening illness and how lifestyle changes that previously were just too difficult suddenly become relatively easy.

Equally important, the risks and types of life threatening infections that come with myelosuppression were increasingly recognized, leading to the development and better use of more effective antibiotics.

But unplanned and uncoordinated urban development is risky, threatening to replace migrants hopes for a better life with unsanitary living conditions, joblessness, and high exposure to natural disasters.

But threatening violence is more serious.

(b) Emergency package in emergency countries

She received the following life threatening message on Facebook on March 13 and decided to post it on her blog the next day, so the entire world reads it .

Beneath the surface are many threatening cracks.

It began with the ability to transfuse not only red blood cells into anemic patients, but also platelets, reducing the threat of life threatening bleeding that can accompany cancer therapy.

Yet, comparable symptoms that arise after, say, dissolution of a romantic relationship, loss of a job, or diagnosis of a life threatening illness are not excluded from diagnosis of disorders.

Last year, MP Tamer El Shahawy proposed an anti cyber crime bill which would prescribe a life prison sentence for those convicted of threatening public order and incitement to protest .

An estimated two of three survivors of childhood cancer will ultimately develop at least one chronic and sometimes life threatening health problem within 20 to 30 years after the cancer diagnosis.

He forwarded the threatening letters to the police.

In cases that progress beyond a throat infection, diphtheria toxin spreads through the blood and can lead to potentially life threatening complications that affect other organs, such as the heart and kidneys.

In 2001, Emergency Health and Emergency Social Services were combined under one Director of Emergency Health and Social Services with sole signing authority for emergency disasters.

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(f) Supporting emergency preparedness and response and post emergency transition.

(Afghanistan) emergency medical aid emergency educational assistance in Herat province.

Human greed is threatening the existence of many species.

prohibit the person from threatening to perpetrate domestic violence

That is what has happened to the European Union over the last three years, because the global financial crisis has not only shaken Europe to its foundations it has assumed life threatening proportions.

The principles and plans that we put in place to protect migrants in life threatening situations eventually could and should be expanded in order to protect a much broader array of vulnerable migrants.

Given that I'm almost 60, it's probably not life threatening (or not that much more so than being 60 itself!). Even without cancer, I have perhaps 30 years left, 40 if I m lucky.

1.127 60,000 patients suffering from acute and other life threatening conditions that can not be managed at the primary health care level will have been treated at contracted hospitals or through reimbursement schemes.