Sentence examples for consequences of incidents from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I. was instructed to devise a plan to respond to crises, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency is in charge of dealing with the consequences of incidents.

Inherently Safer Design (ISD) permanently eliminates or reduces hazards, and thus avoids or diminishes the consequences of incidents.

Some field trials focused on measures to prevent suicides only, others on means to prevent trespass, while others addressed the consequences of incidents.

The benefits of achieving excellence in process safety are multifold: it reduces the probability of chemical incidents, mitigates the consequences of incidents when they occur, and provides effective emergency response.

Unfortunately, Welters and colleagues [ 1] did not report any contributing factors or consequences of critical incidents, while it is worth noticing that critical incidents associated with airway and disconnection/leaks were much less common than previously reported.

Even though some EPCCs have applied many preventive measures regarding workplace safety, we do not know if this makes any difference to the actual number of violent incidents or only to the subjective experience or consequences of the incidents.

But, with the anniversary of the 2011 riots reminding us of how far-reaching the consequences of such incidents can be, this film feels well-timed.

The report adds: "We conclude there needs to be clarity on the identity and hierarchy of liable parties to ensure that the government, and hence the taxpayer, do not have to pay for the consequences of offshore incidents".

The classification of dry powder samples is an important step in managing the consequences of terrorist incidents.

As clearly indicated in the state-of-the-art review, in order to mitigate the consequences of such incidents, system shut down time must be minimised.

Near or executed shocks, such as Greece's struggle (including the massive Greek public debt) since 2010 or BREXIT in 2016, clarify the importance of a basic understanding of the economic and societal causes and consequences of such incidents.