contingency造句

It sets up an unnecessary contingency.

We should be prepared for any contingency.

We all had contingency plans and equipment stores in Haiti.

While this strategy doesn't cover every contingency, it acknowledges the existence of the unexpected.

Highly directional, it USES low power and is encrypted for covert full-spectrum contingency operations.

All countries are working on health contingency plans and Britain is no exception.

Since they are working on a contingency basis, they stand to gain a substantial portion of any damages.

“Companies want to ensure they have contingency,” says Mark Spelman, the global head of strategy for Accenture.

Every contingency was thought of, even an ambulance and EMT unit were on hand just in case they were needed.

So, I think there has been a lot of contingency planning done and people braced to go in.

The Met Office also now has a “contingency aircraft” kitted out for ash studies that can gather data whenever it may be needed.

First, we have put in place an interagency contingency mechanism on nonproliferation with a view to dealing with emergent isolated proliferation cases expeditiously and effectively.

And in a world already drained of confidence, one doesn't have to be superstitious to think that talking about contingency plans makes them more likely to be needed.

A loss contingency involves a greater degree of uncertainty. Often the uncertainly extends to whether or not any loss or expense actually has been incurred.

Until now, in the hope that Russia would cave in, Western diplomats have insisted that there is no Plan B. Now they are falling back on a Plan C, for contingency.

For years after the cold war, the orthodoxy was that Russia did not pose a threat, so NATO did not need to draw up contingency plans to protect newer members, such as the Baltic states.

However, the Selective Service System remains in place as a contingency plan; men between the ages of 18 and 25 are required to register so that a draft can be readily resumed if needed.