Sentence examples for deteriorating safety from inspiring English sources

In the past, Washington instituted "tripwires" of deteriorating safety that were supposed to compel an evacuation.

In Oakland, tensions between the city and protesters escalated last week as officials complained about what they described as deteriorating safety, sanitation and health issues at the site.

Tension between politicians, in addition to an increase in banditry, also gives the province a sense of deteriorating safety, said Jawed Kohistani, a security analyst based in Kabul.

Lennon, an officer from HMP Lewes, gave an interview to her local paper about the deteriorating safety within the prison after raising her concerns internally but being ignored – sources close to her case said.

FLORENCE, Italy — The Italian Civil Protection Agency said Tuesday that deteriorating safety conditions had forced divers to suspend the underwater search for missing people in a wrecked cruise ship off the island of Giglio.

Analysis results showed that the use of MA target assemblies reduces the amount of MA to be sent to ADS by a factor of six without deteriorating safety characteristics.

In 2005 the Trouée d'Arenberg was left out, organisers saying conditions had deteriorated beyond safety limits.

The letter, which specifically cites Arpaio, contends that the 287 g) program lacks oversight, is mismanaged, deteriorates public safety, diminishes trust between communities and local law enforcement, diverts scarce resources, and is abused to target minorities.

Since the plant was sold, one worker has been killed in an accident and Cutrale's efforts to increase production have led to deteriorating health and safety conditions and a failed state food safety inspection, Ms. Zelenko said.

The introduction of a number of key safety interventions including the development of a structured response to the deteriorating patient, weekly safety meetings and a ward-based clinical team in the AAU at SRI and latterly FVRH, led to a sustained reduction in cardiac arrests and 2222 calls, accompanied by a significant fall in 30-day mortality.

This followed the government's newly appointed patient safety tsar, Prof Don Berwick, diagnosing an "enormous sickness" within the NHS, caused by a deteriorating culture of safety in the wake of the disturbing events at Mid Staffs.