Sentence examples for existing hazards from inspiring English sources
Maintenance activities can introduce hazards or aggravate existing hazards.
The overall approach to risk has focused on planning for existing hazards and vulnerability, but with little consideration of future climate variability and its potential impacts.
The data for four important DOE defense sites show that trust has returned to 2010 levels and 65 75% of respondents trust DOE to competently manage existing hazards, manage new facilities, and communicate honestly with them.
Presentations to and dialogues with community groups and councils, volunteer organizations, local government bodies, and schools about existing hazards (Figure 3f), while seeking opportunities to engage vulnerable populations in devising potential options for risk reduction (Peterson [1988], [1996]; Driedger et al. [1998]; Cronin et al. [2004a],[b]).
The results have shown that the new tool can capture the risk transferred due to the change of design proposed by the inherent safety principles at preliminary design stage in the form of new hazards and change of magnitude of existing hazards.
Perspectives differ on whether climate change will primarily amplify existing hazards, requiring enhancement of existing public health functions, or present categorically distinct threats requiring innovative management strategies.
To understand disaster risk in Brunei in terms of vulnerability analysis need to take account of the general background of existing hazard risks.
Another aim of this research is to compare already existing hazard maps with the local perceptions and cultural meanings of sensitive environments.
Some ad hoc forms of climate early warnings are already emerging, and attention now to lessons, positive and negative, from existing hazard warning systems would seem prudent.
Rather, they underscore issues that should be addressed in existing hazard identification and risk assessment practices.
Development of a national EPHT network depends on the availability, quality, timeliness, compatibility, and utility of existing hazard, exposure, and health effect data.
