1.   The second liquidity need is the same liquidity need that individuals have-firms need to maintain some cash balances to meet unexpected emergencies.

2.   But Congress has long recognized that emergencies may be met without cuts in spending elsewhere.

3.   Myers said that the agency allows more flexibility in spending, so that money can be shifted from one area to another to meet an emergency.

4.   Rather than being shocked or outraged by the request, which blurred the line between public and private education, the parents rallied to meet the emergency.

5.   Doctors and medicines from other parts of the state were rushed to meet the emergency.

6.   Donations to the Red Cross typically go into its Disaster Relief Fund, a general account designed to meet emergencies of all types.

7.   He said armed forces have joined the administration in meeting the emergency caused by the floods.

8.   Most foreign embassies in New Delhi have booked hospital beds to meet any emergency.

9.   This is far in excess of the amount the government has to maintain to meet emergencies caused by crop failures.

10.   It also showed that the IMF must have adequate resources to meet possible emergencies.