… The UK government has set a standard for Ambulance NHS service that 75% of category
A … These response time targets are used by the government as an important performance …

… The combination of two exceptional circumstances greatly reduced the expected pressures
between the two most important economies in the EMS: the French government in the first …

… it as that of'the UK joining the EMS', though in fact the UK already is … reluctance to integrate
fully into the EMS in this sense, a … Minister reiterating the customary British position on formal …

… the EMS crisis. It will be argued that in spite of some minor flaws in its construction, the EMS
… Some problems in the construction of the EMS will also be described. We will then focus on …

… The British government and the Bank of England hesitated to raise interest rates, apparently
fearing that further hikes would aggravate unemployment and incite a rebellion in the …

… For one thing, local government boundaries were often completely inappropriate. It was
therefore laid down by the Government that the Minister of Health in England, and the Secretary …

… To ensure against loss of momentum, EMS virtually became a … for Britain is nearer 35 per
cent. Whatever the inspiration behind the Franco-German initiative, the British Government was …

… and the positive response to EMS by both government regulators and environmental groups
has led to strong adoption rates of the non-governmental EMS. Because no organization …

… EMS regimes represent what several scholars of international relations see as a new form
of governance in which actual governments play a more limited role in the establishment, …

… The UK government discovered during the crisis that there were ‘fault lines’ in the EMS.
These had in fact been well understood for some time, but ignored. Doubtless the system does …