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Meanings of national emergencies in inglês
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чрезвычайное положение português
estado de emergência catalão
estat d'emergència espanhol
ley de emergencia 
Legal declaration or de facto acts by a government allowing assumption of extraordinary powers.
Related terms
Sinônimos
Examples for "state of emergency"
Examples for "state of emergency"
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A state of emergency has been declared in 42 local government areas.
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Last week the government reimposed a state of emergency to 26 September.
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A state of emergency remains in place for Whanganui and Taranaki today.
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Louisiana declares state of emergency due to threat of state's natural resources.
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Spanish authorities have slapped a state of emergency across 11 eastern provinces.
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France has been under a state of national emergency since November 2015.
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He said: This is now an international rather than a national emergency.
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Mr Trump declared a national emergency at the US-Mexico border in February.
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In the US, President Barack Obama declared the spread a national emergency.
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But we can call a national emergency and build it very quickly.
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Palau, the Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands have already made declarations of state of emergencies and disasters.
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Ms Carreon said State of Emergencies are no excuse for governments to censor the media.
Usage of national emergencies in inglês
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The act gives the President power to regulate economic transactions during national emergencies.
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FEMA said in a statement the alerts can only be used for national emergencies.
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Only in great national emergencies do rivals set aside visceral mistrust and historical grievance.
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Enacted in 1977, IEEPA empowers the president to deal with threats related to national emergencies.
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All of them involving serious issues around national emergencies.
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Her sprawling department, responsible for domestic security, covers everything from borders to responding to national emergencies.
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Each is seen as vital to the country and therefore has a duty to maintain operations during national emergencies.
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The commons of Great Britain, in the national emergencies, will never seek their resource from the confiscation of the estates of the church and poor.
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It means, "In time of war the laws are silent," and it encapsulates the supremacy of security over liberty that typically accompanies national emergencies.
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The US Marshals Service's Special Operations Group says it is "deployed in high-risk and sensitive law enforcement situations, national emergencies, civil disorder and natural disasters."
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That declaration was made under the National Emergencies Act of 1976.
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That declaration was made under the National Emergencies Act of 1976, not the Stafford Act.
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National emergencies are typically declared for short-term crises, such as the Zika virus outbreak or a natural disaster.
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President Trump is now expected to issue a national emergency under the federal Stafford Act or National Emergencies Act.
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The National Emergencies Act of 1976 has been invoked dozens of times by presidents without a single successful legal challenge.
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The Center for Disaster Control and National Emergencies had been called and they were organizing teams as bulldozers began to arrive.
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Translations for national emergencies
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