case of emergency

And airlines should consider keeping a supply of them onboard in case of emergency and have clear policies on food allergies on their website.

They are there to attack the other team and assure voters that, in case of emergency, they can be trusted to run the country.

Mr. Haney’s bill, which would probably go to a legislative committee for consideration this spring, would require public and private employers to establish a policy granting workers the right to ignore off-hour communication from their bosses except in the case of emergency, or for scheduling changes affecting the next 24 hours.

The theater literally thudded with the sound of high heels as attendees flooded out while Mohammed offered his own housekeeping notes, including a directive to “vacate in height order” in case of emergency.

If you go above 189 seats, per the regulations, that door needs to actually be an exit that can be operated by either passengers or flight attendants in case of emergency.