How To Use Lifesaving In A Sentence
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They will receive their own powhiri at 9: 30am in the ASB Village, and then spend the morning in the ASB Village engaging in community interactive activity with groups such as The Order of St John, Surf Lifesaving, Northern Region Coastguard and a display demonstrating the GetWise primary school financial literacy programme.
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The answers might be of trivial importance now, but someday it could be lifesaving.
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This could be 40 cents worth of lifesaving blood coagulant to stop post-partum haemorrhage, 3 cents worth of magnesium sulphate administered correctly to stop pre-eclamptic rising blood pressure, or even just basic clean wipes and the means of delivering a malaria net for the start of new life, or the antiretroviral drugs that prevent mother to child transmission of HIV.
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he took a course in lifesaving
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It's a rattly festival of lifesaving compounds that — once the dreaded expiry date has arrived — no longer serve any legal function past perhaps so many makeshift maracas.
Vet's view: 'Dead' drugs can be lifesavers
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Ministers have been accused of refusing to discuss the introduction of a lifesaving vaccine as negotiations over the promised injection for meningitis B descend into acrimony.
Times, Sunday Times
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Early recompression on pure oxygen in a hyperbaric chamber is essential and potentially lifesaving.
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On a urgent -- potentially lifesaving -- global matter, the United States, recently broke it's commitment to fulfill its fair-share contribution to the Global Fund for AIDS, TB and Malaria, choosing instead to short-change it by $2 billion -- leaving millions of people around the world to die from AIDS, and millions of children unnecessarily orphaned.
Dr. Paul Zeitz: Let Freedom Ring -- Now! Now!!
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There is increasing concern that swimmers are ignoring warnings to stay out of dangerous waters, and in some areas vandals are removing critical lifesaving equipment from lakesides.
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A fighter plane carries a kit of lifesaving appliance when he bails out the fighter plane.
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The filly was lightly sedated to permit the administration of her immediate lifesaving cocktails: diazepam for the seizures, mannitol and dimethyl-sulfoxide for brain swelling, vitamin C as an antioxidant, Naxcel antibiotic for secondary infection, and lactated ringer's/dextrose solution for hydration.
Liz O'Connell: You Can Bet on Little Larky
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The filly was lightly sedated to permit the administration of her immediate lifesaving cocktails: diazepam for the seizures, mannitol and dimethyl-sulfoxide for brain swelling, vitamin C as an antioxidant, Naxcel antibiotic for secondary infection, and lactated ringer's/dextrose solution for hydration.
Liz O'Connell: You Can Bet on Little Larky
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Solutions to the crisis exist; cost-neutral and cost-effective measures such as Good Samaritan 911 laws and expanded access to the lifesaving overdose reversal medication naloxone help reduce overdose deaths.
Amy Winehouse: Reflections from Two Drug Policy Activists
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He called on the government to pay firefighters a decent wage for the lifesaving work they do.
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I know the principles of cutting through the cricothyroid membrane and establishing airway, but I'm not licensed for it and I hope I never am faced with the moral choice of being the only person in range that knows a maneuver that could be lifesaving.
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So you can donate both organs for lifesaving transplants and organs or tissues for research.
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One project the charity are looking into is a mobile app to encourage young people to access their lifesaving services via their smartphones.
The Sun
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His own family went back more than two hundred years on Cape Cod, spawning several generations of families all tied to the sea, through service as lighthouse keepers, surfmen in the Lifesaving Service, or fishermen.
SERPENT
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The lifesaving frenzy he had helped create threatened to overwhelm them.
HAMMERFALL
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At most girls' schools basketball and hockey were the winter sports with tennis and swimming and lifesaving in summer.
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Their fireproof yarns and fabrics could create superlight firefighting clothes, lifesaving shelters for fire jumpers, and unburnable housing materials.
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Prednisone, a form of corticosteroid, and a drug called azathioprine Imuran, which may be given with prednisone, are lifesaving treatments for patients who have moderate to severe cases of autoimmune hepatitis.
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Proper recognition and management of delayed and long-term adverse effects may be lifesaving for some patients.
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Then the captain cut out two guards to remain with the lifesaving gear at the main tower until the other thirty-three returned to erect the remaining six or seven towers.
Manifesting Michelangelo
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To his critics, he is an compassionless bureaucrat who denies cancer patients lifesaving medicines using red tape and fine print.
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And that ignorance is being exploited by the reactionary opponents of this disruptive and lifesaving innovation.
Times, Sunday Times
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Doctors, social workers and people with HIV describe a desperate scramble to gain access to lifesaving medications.
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Training in the recognition and management of aggressive and assaultive behavior may be lifesaving for healthcare workers.
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They're filthy, they rarely, if ever, have any lifesaving equipment, no life vests, they frequently run out of water and food and migrants are abused by the snakeheads acting as enforcers on these boats.
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Residents are being reminded about the importance of lifesaving equipment through a new awareness campaign.
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Surf lifesaving manager Dean Storey says the drownings are a tragic reminder for people to take responsibility for their own safety.
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On sudden cardiac arrest calls the truest measure of emergency medical performance these cities have focused on the response time from the victim's point of view: How long after 911 is called does help reach the patient and deliver lifesaving care?
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Creation of an ostomy can be a lifesaving experience for a patient.
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Automated external defibrillators offer lifesaving shocks to the heart
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Residents are being reminded about the importance of lifesaving equipment through a new awareness campaign.
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While such technological interventions can sometimes be lifesaving, their routine overuse often generates problems.
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He also was heavily involved in a range of activities, including swimming, sailing, boating and surf lifesaving.
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While her work isn't lifesaving or demanding in the way that a doctor's or an attorney's is, CNBC's ‘Money Honey’ works like a drudge, much harder than a cub reporter at a big newspaper, much much harder than most TV newspeople.
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In a whirl of activity, the team boarded the aircraft with well over 500 pounds of precious lifesaving equipment.
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Globalisation creates international trade laws that determine the cost and availability of lifesaving drugs.
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Carlos Brown described the unit as a "quick- reaction" force that could fly out on short notice on a lifesaving mission.
Ground Convoy Drives Out, Quietly
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Ethical questions such as the value the NHS and other health systems should place on preventive rather than immediately lifesaving care remain largely undiscussed.
