Sentence examples similar to guideline fire from inspiring English sources
"The decision by the judge in Queens, although favorable, is clearly not the end of this ordeal for these officers," said Francis X . Livoti a former city police officer who was acquitted in 1996 in the Bronx of charges that he killed a man in 1994 by using a chokehold but was found guilty of violating departmental guidelines, fired in 1997 and convicted in 1998 of federal civil rights charges.
It is intended that these results will provide practical guidelines for fire safety design.
It is intended that these results will provide some practical guidelines for fire safety engineers.
The experimental results obtained in this study is valuable for the development of practical guidelines for fire safety design.
As few or none prescriptive guidelines for fire risk assessment of residential high-rise buildings exist, it has been unclear which fire safety design features constitute an acceptable (adequate) safety level.
The only discipline that Officer Carey faced was from the department, which sought to try him on charges that he failed to comply with departmental guidelines in firing his gun.
The new guidelines say firing into a moving vehicle may have little impact on stopping it; could put innocent passengers at risk; and problems could be increased if the driver is hit and hurt and the vehicle is no longer under control.
Under the previous guidelines, police could fire on a car if it was simply bearing down on them and there was a chance they could be struck.
Under the F.B.I.'s guidelines, agents can fire a gun at someone if they feel the person is a threat to them or someone else.
Residents complained that local councils required them to get permits before uprooting native plants, even trees overhanging their houses, despite fire guidelines which state that all houses in fire-prone areas need large cleared areas around them.
