Sentence examples similar to larger scale incident from inspiring English sources

The report says it is not clear whether this will provide value for money, or how CLG will ensure there is a sufficient response in the event of a large scale incident.

The Fire and Rescue Service is to test the potential use of unmanned drones during large scale incidents such as flooding and gorse fires.

Max Joyce, assistant group commander, of the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service said: "The Portrush Air Show gives us a good opportunity to test the capability of using unmanned drones for aerial reconnaissance during large scale incidents.

"With no one single piece of legislation to address the issue the consultation seeks views on how the Welsh government might deliver measures to provide uniformity of standards across Wales, a legal framework enabling enforcement authorities to effectively deter large scale incidents of fly-grazing or abandonment of horses and ponies".

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 Minamata disaster which affected thousands of individuals, including every member of Sakamoto's family was the first large-scale incident of methylmercury poisoning.