Sentence examples for early warning report from inspiring English sources

Presented almost in the style of a planned military operation, they seek to tackle every conceivable situation between the first "early warning" report to the final wiping out of the disease.

In an "early warning report" to EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson that speaks to the urgency of the matter, Inspector General Arthur A. Elkins Jr. noted that asbestos is a human carcinogen "with no safe level of exposure".

But the agency said a consumer complained that the system allowed a vehicle to roll away, and the agency found "additional rollaway incidents" reported by BMW as part of early warning reporting required by the federal government to try and detect safety problems.

The army also stashes missiles in garages with sliding roofs, ready to fire off launches as soon as early warning reports that it is under attack.

Comments from Rupert Read offered a link to the "Late lessons from early warnings" report (recommended for environment/science policy nerds) and Nassim Taleb's interest in the issue.

Thousands of lives could have been saved and extensive damage to ecosystems avoided if the "precautionary principle" had been applied on the basis of early warnings, say the authors of the 2013 Late Lessons from Early warnings report published on Wednesday.

N.H.T.S.A. detected those claims in documents filed by Mazda as part of an early-warning report requirement.

The early-warning reports, which were held confidential until 2008, have been a subject of controversy in the industry throughout their existence.

Mr. Zuby pointed to the limits of the complaint data, which is compiled by the transportation agency as part of its early-warning reporting program.

The automaker had to develop written procedures for reporting deaths and injuries and had to train its personnel on early-warning reporting requirements.

This legislation will enable the public Early Warning Reporting system to provide actual early warnings about dangerous vehicles.