All works must be secured to the wall or placed in locked museum display cases, invigilated by trained guards, with a comprehensive premises alarm system amounting to continuous security.
There is now a robust literature supporting the benefits of comprehensive smoke alarm installation programs in many types of populations, including rural and urban areas (Cooper et al. [2012]; Liu et al. [2011]; Ta et al. [2006]; Yang et al. [2008]; Peek-Asa et al. [2010]; Gielen et al. [2013]).
He was forced to try out a comprehensive response to widespread alarm over massive surveillance programs, said that ex-NSA analyst Edward Snowden, whose revelations prompted Obama's own increased transparency on an issue he formerly championed as a US senator, "is no patriot".
However, the emphasis has remained on providing not just alarms but comprehensive security solutions.
The Second Amendment therefore means that all who exercise firearms rights should be "well regulated". History confirms this: Comprehensive registration laws would not have alarmed those who wrote the Second Amendment.
Mr. Das, the architect, said the city did not have a comprehensive disaster plan in place and lacked alarm systems, early detection systems, evacuation plans or emergency shelters.
The necessary functions of a common tool, including information collection, risk analysis and alarm, crisis response plan making, and comprehensive analysis and coordination, shown in Fig. 4.
The news that Devon is considering privatising a comprehensive range of its children's services is alarming.
Austin Brady, the director of conservation at the Woodland Trust, said: "On top of the sharp decline in tree planting rates, the lack of a comprehensive record of woodland and tree loss is cause for alarm".
Governments in the Horn of Africa – with the help of international relief and development agencies - should have set up comprehensive anti-drought plans in advance, and should have sounded the alarm earlier.
