Sentence examples for event of disruption from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy said it had planned the release of 5m barrels for some time to "appropriately assess the system's capabilities in the event of disruption".

That is why up to £250m was made available to build a lorry park which could take lorries off the county's roads in the event of disruption.

The good news is that Virgin Atlantic has a duty of care to provide accommodation and meals in the event of disruption at an American airport; US airlines do not.

The four main automated functions are setting train in motion, stopping train, door closure and operation in event of disruption.

This is summarised in Table 2, based on four criteria: setting a train in motion, stopping a train, door closure and operation in event of disruption.

The routing preferences may vary within a national domain and this represents a measure of resilience and connectivity that yields benefits in the event of disruption.

And with most gas committed to long-term supply contracts, producers may not have much inventory available to trade in the event of a disruption, he noted.

With just-in-time management, smaller on-site inventories put companies at greater risk of running out of merchandise in the event of a disruption.

"The experience of the last few weeks shows that Europe needs to have much more solidarity when it comes to energy," said Mr Tusk at the launch of a new energy project in Tychy on March 29th.Poland also wants to create a mechanism for Europe to share gas in the event of supply disruption.

In the event of traumatic disruption of these ligaments, the atlanto-axial joints are poorly equipped to tolerate axial rotation.

In the event of a disruption, dwelling time may be extended and cause delays to subsequent vehicles, and this delay affects passenger travelling and waiting time.