Sentence examples for large-scale incident from inspiring English sources

These are not specifically designed to cope with a large-scale incident in which the majority of cases are burns.

The London fire commissioner, Ron Dobson, who was the brigade's gold commander on 7/7, said that improvements to radio communication, equipment and training with other agencies would "help firefighters at any emergency and especially when faced with a large-scale incident like those that happened on 7 July 2005".

Police have issued a photo of Jamie Lee who was killed in a "targeted attack" during a large-scale incident which injured five other men.

The most recent large-scale incident came on Monday when more than a thousand people took to the streets of Shanghai to protest against the construction of a new chemical plant.

Paying tribute to the fire service and other emergency services, the first minister added: "This is a very sad morning in the city of Glasgow". "This is clearly an extremely complex and large-scale incident, and one that is ongoing," she said.

Some doubts exist about the wider value of investments in developing and maintaining large-scale incident reporting systems.

The consultants estimated that it will cost the department $5 million to $7 million to retrain its members on how better to respond to complex, large-scale incidents.

This is much easier to achieve in small groups than in a media scrum, but in large-scale incidents the authorities can take some responsibility for the relatives' well-being and dealings with the media.

Although individual women have reported having frozen eggs damaged in storage or in transit, a spokesman for the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a major professional organization, said such large-scale incidents appear to be unprecedented.

The scheme helps councils in the wake of large-scale incidents.

"The weight of response, ensuring that you have adequate resources to deal with developing and large-scale incidents, is just as crucial.