emergency measure

It is best, if at all possible, not to use emergency measures.

I let them get on with it rather than use emergency measures.

"The third is the one that calls for full emergency measures."

We need, however, to address a number of issues which go beyond these emergency measures.

"More likely this was an emergency measure, for a loss of power."

An emergency measure can be to lower the core into the sea.

Even then, emergency measures were often needed to find enough recruits.

After all, how often could such emergency measures be needed out here in the middle of nowhere?

The production of tank wagons was simply an emergency measure.

There was a chance, though, that the emergency measure could be avoided.

After 2000 emergency measures were required to secure the building's safety.

My time for speech is short, the emergency measures to speak are power and space consuming.

"People are ready to accept any solid emergency measure in many fields."

We all have to show goodwill and find appropriate emergency measures.

The emergency measures would remain in force "until the situation improves," he said.

He grew still when the flight attendant started talking about emergency measures.

The emergency measure that I provided for such a pass as this."

I believe he is also quite justified in the need to use the army as a temporary emergency measure.

The derringer was an emergency measure only, but he wouldn't stay in the car.

The following day the government introduced emergency measures to tackle the economic crisis.

There have been, of course, emergency measures against contagion all through human history.

However much he may have wanted to see it implemented, emergency measures for wartime were in effect.

The recession has not pushed employment to the point where emergency measures are necessary.

But you think it's got to be solved by adopting emergency measures and I have a different view.

First of all, the food crisis calls for emergency measures to help starving populations.