Sentence examples similar to contingency disruption from inspiring English sources

Work in contingencies such disruptions due to job or family.

Carter and Rogers (2008) see risk management as a supporting facet of SSCM that includes the requirements of contingency planning, supply disruptions, and outbound SCs.

A statement from the Post Office made clear that any industrial action would not involve people working in more than 97% of the its 11,600-plus branches, and that it already had contingency plans to minimise disruption to services.

A DVLA spokesman said: "Our priority is to maintain a service to our customers and we have well-established contingency plans to minimise disruption.

"Despite the fact the company has in place contingency plans to minimise disruption due to the industrial action, resources available to NI Water, out of normal working hours, remain very limited," NI Water said.

On the outbreak of war in September 1939 the BBC put into effect its contingency plans to minimise disruption of broadcasting.

Even before the judge's ruling, Morningstar retail analyst R.J. Hottovy noted that Amazon and other retailers have contingency plans to deal with disruptions of any sort — such as weather and strikes — during the holidays.

Currently railway traffic controllers use predefined solutions (contingency plans) to deal with a disruption.

We will monitor the situation and understand that Serco have contingencies in place to avoid any disruption".

Beyond that, airports and local authorities — not the airlines — would be expected to prepare contingency plans for dealing with mass disruptions.

The security of the UK border is of the utmost importance and we will use contingency plans to ensure we minimise any disruption caused by planned union action".