Sentence examples for facilities experience from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Irranca-Davies, the FSA's chief executive, Catherine Brown, admitted "pretty much all UK chicken production facilities experience unacceptably high levels of contamination with campylobacter".

Workshops and exercises will share best practice in better accounting for and securing civilian nuclear materials and facilities (experience acquired in the ex-Soviet Union, using mostly funds chivvied out of America's Congress jointly by Mr Nunn and Senator Richard Lugar).

Parameters including distance of blood donors from blood facilities, experience factor of donors in blood facilities and advertising budget in blood facilities are considered social aspects and applied to form utility function used in this paper.

Through an online survey and telephone interviews, the study investigated how these facilities are achieving toxics use reduction, how TURA affects internal company dynamics, what benefits and difficulties facilities experience, and how their experiences in the program have changed over time.

Youth locked up in secure facilities experience more mental problems, achieve a lower level of education, and make less money over their lifetimes.

Workers in and neighbors of ifap facilities experience high levels of respiratory problems, including asthma (Donham and Gustafson, 1982; Donham et al., 1989; Donham et al., 1995; Donham et al., 1985 a; Donham et al., 2007; Merchantetal.,2005; Mirabellietal.,2006a; Mirabellietal.,2006 b; Sigurdarson and Kline, 2006; Thu, 2002).

However, a quantitative tornado hazard assessment for a group of facilities, for a pair of points or areas, or for transmission lines, including consideration of the towers, is not available, although it is expected that an increase in the spatial separation among critical facilities is likely to reduce the hazard for all facilities experiencing the same tornado.

Each sample household was administered a structured questionnaire to collect general information on household demographics, social characteristics, occupation (both primary and secondary), resource endowment, loan-related information (i.e., access to different credit sources between April 2009 and March 2010), and the terms and conditions of the loan facilities experienced by the borrowers.

As a consequence, these municipal authorities face a low level of pressure when setting or updating their desired immigration policy, so that the optimal number of immigrants who get relocated to the hosting facilities experiences a fast and monotonic increase in the process of convergence towards the steady state (for a graphical representation, see Appendix 2).

Not all intervention facilities experienced the same gains.

Subsequently, these facilities experienced transmission to healthcare workers.