Emergency and a Crisis

1900 to 1947

three mentions

over 47 years

They were all without the possibility of support or relief: they were obliged to deal with a Great Emergency and a Great Crisis with no help or resources at their command, and with no hope of having their resources increased.

_{Class V.}

SIR EDWARD GREY () - Feb. 22, 1900

This Bill is drastic and illiberal, and its only justification is the existence of an Emergency and a Crisis.

_{National Economy Bill.}

Mr. MACPHERSON - Sept. 14, 1931

What I object to is that the Opposition are always willing to take powers for themselves, and automatically expect other people to support them, but they get very "sticky" when other people want powers on a very limited basis, to meet an Emergency and a Crisis.

_{(Extension Of Powers Under 9 & 10 Geo. 6 C. 10.)}

Mr. Morrison - Aug. 11, 1947

1962 to 1999

three mentions

over 37 years

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If they were brought back to this country and trouble then occurred - the right hon. Gentleman speaks about an Emergency and a Possible Crisis - they could be transported to where they would be of some value.

_{(Retention Of National Servicemen In Army Service.)}

Mr. Shinwell - Jan. 31, 1962

We now find, following the Prime Minister's return to power, that we are confronted with an Emergency and a Crisis.

_{Orders Of The Day — The Divided Nation}

Mr. Arthur Lewis - Jan. 21, 1974

How can we seriously believe that the Government are treating the issue as an Emergency and a Crisis if they delay the publication of the report?

_{Business Of The House}

Mr. Christopher Chope - March 11, 1999