Sentence examples for disruptive incident from inspiring English sources

It was the most disruptive incident so far, following an attack by tofu cream pie at the Michael Kors show Wednesday, and the unfurling of banners reading "Fur Shame" at the Oscar de la Renta show Tuesday.

In the spring of last year, over the course of five days, several burglaries occurred in Brooklyn Heights, a neighborhood so untouched by disruptive incident that about the same time, I found a lost billfold in front of a brownstone; it had managed to spend the entire night on the stoop unmolested.

Business Continuity (BC) is defined as the capability of the organization to continue delivery of products or services at acceptable predefined levels following a disruptive incident.

Impediments (8 10) are considered as a special subset of workflow interruptions that force doctors to stop the current activity to turn their attention to a disruptive incident and thus aggravate or delay task performance [ 31].

This led to one of the first wild and disruptive incidents in his life.

It came into existence in September, the same month Mr. Loughner was suspended following the five disruptive incidents reported to campus police.

The majority of violent or disruptive incidents occur in the city's emergency rooms, and the New York Police Department is frequently called to assist hospital security officers.

In New York, an increase in disruptive incidents this year coupled with logistical problems in a new system for suspending students accused of serious infractions have made school safety one of the most heavily scrutinized topics in the city.

Richard E. Organisciak, superintendent of the New Rochelle schools in Westchester, said some mandates were bureaucratic headaches — like a required yearly report on "violent and disruptive incidents," which he said cost $25,000 annually in administrative time to investigate and document every dispute in a district with 10 schools.

But the department does not dispute that in the first month and a half of the academic year at Beach Channel, as the memo describes, there was a spike in disruptive incidents: drug possession, weapons possession, fighting, insubordination to school safety officers and an attack on a dean.

For such a setting, a resilient topology is redesigned that can recover from and react quickly to any disruptive incidents.