Sentence examples for lack of evacuation from inspiring English sources
By your logic, the victims of the terrorist attacks in New York and London are partially to blame for their deaths, having "made the decision" to live and work in cities known to be terrorist targets.David MuhlenfeldRichmond, VirginiaSIR – The lack of evacuation buses were not the result of racism and class discrimination.
Severe hazard events, like cyclone Pam, reveal systemic issues such as a lack of evacuation centers, highly exposed roads, decreased coastal protection, and poor building design and construction.
A communication's officer for the Sewol has admitted to the crew's lack of evacuation training, or the enforcement thereof.
An electronic festival called FEBA that expected around 400 visitors on May 7 was postponed by the Konex cultural center, a foundation-backed venue which was temporarily closed in 2014 over lack of evacuation procedures, as a show of respect for the Time Warp victims.
Lack of evacuation plans and local warning systems put you, your family and your entire community at increased risk for injury or death during and after a tsunami.
One of the biggest issues to many Afghan soldiers is a lack of medical evacuation capacity after the Americans began withdrawing it over the past year.
In reply, Dutton and the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, wrote that Labor was showing "reckless disregard" for the safety of health workers by ignoring clear advice from foreign affairs, health and defence experts about the lack of credible evacuation arrangements.
Supporters of incorporation say their foremost concern is the lack of an emergency evacuation plan.
No operating American plant has ever been shut down because of the lack of an acceptable evacuation plan.
The exposed population in the former Soviet Union experienced a lack of information, disorderly evacuation, conflicts over housing and benefits, and inadequate medical care [ 5].
Educational outreach should also include efforts to reach tourists and tourism-related businesses, because these groups may lack hazard awareness and knowledge of evacuation procedures (Bird et al. [2010]).
