Sentence examples for medium facilities from inspiring English sources

I called the union leader of the correction officers and told him I wanted officers from all of the upstate medium facilities to come to testify about what would happen if Brentwood were closed and 50 or 100 prisoners were sent to each upstate medium prison.

Today, inventories of emissions from more than 9,000 large and medium facilities in 16 European countries are available for free online through the European Pollutant Emission Register (EPER), located at http://www.eper.cec.eu.int/eper/.

Jon B is a New York native who finished his 15-year bid out in Colorado at a medium facility.

Tartaro and Ruddell (2006) determined that less than one-fifth (approximately 355) of the small-medium facilities in their study failed to utilize formal suicide assessment during initial inmate intake, "and only slightly more than one-half of these facilities provided annual suicide training to jail officers" (p. 81).

A small facility had 20 34 beds, a medium sized facility had 35 101 beds and a large facility had greater than 102 beds.

Results from NY suggest that medium sized facilities (300 30,000 m3/d) are sophisticated enough to incorporate appropriate unit processes, and employ operators with sufficient training and oversight, to reach treatment outcomes that are both reliable and of high quality.

This work proposes a model to collect the CO2 captured in a sustainable cluster of medium range facilities, at close distance from the future input site for the transnational transport networks.

An ion factor and a secondary aerosol source factor were identified at one site, whereas industry–related factors were identified at the other site, as expected in an area with a high density of small and medium industrial facilities.

This finding could illustrate the negative effect of increased workload in medium size facilities, where more difficulties may have been encountered to adjust to the increased resource requirements for PMTCT.

In a compromise effort, Vice Mayor Jean Quan and Councilwoman Patricia Kernighan suggested that Ms. Kaplan and Mr. Reid devise a similar permit process for medium-sized facilities.

Tartaro and Ruddell's (2006) research found that small-medium sized facilities (e.g., those with less than 100 beds) were plagued with a suicide rate two to five times higher than larger correctional facilities, with facilities with an average daily population of less than 50 having the highest suicide rates.