Sentence examples for deterioration in safety from inspiring English sources

Each of these countries also recorded deterioration in safety and rule of law.

Another frequently voiced fear was that privatisation would lead to a deterioration in safety.

The chief inspector described the number of suicides as "the most unacceptable feature" of a prison system facing a "rapid deterioration" in safety.

"In my view, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that the conjunction of resource, population and policy pressures … was a very significant factor for the rapid deterioration in safety".

Governance across Africa has seen minimal improvement over the past decade, held back by widespread deterioration in safety and rule of law, according to a report published on Monday.

The MPs' year-long inquiry into prisons concludes "it is not possible to avoid the conclusion" that changes in policy, including efficiency savings and staffing shortages, "have made a significant contribution to the deterioration in safety".

The authority said it believed that Monju's operator, the government-backed Japan Atomic Energy Agency, "could not sufficiently secure the safety of Monju," and added that it saw "a deterioration in its safety culture".

In this report the committee examined the government's response to the ongoing and rapid deterioration in prison safety in England and Wales that began in 2012.

The city was downgraded by the International Service Commission because of a deterioration in public safety, particularly after dark, and an increase in crimes against foreigners.

Prof Sir Mike Richards, the chief inspector of hospitals, said: "I am disappointed that we have found a marked deterioration in the safety and quality of some of the trust's services since we inspected two years ago, as well as in its overall governance and leadership.

There has been a "rapid deterioration" in prison safety in England and Wales, the prisons inspector has warned.