Add to this the fact that a majority of its leaders are nearing the safety net of retirement, and we have a recipe for the status quo.
Twelve of the events involved lingering safety problems, among them leaky roofs and floods near safety equipment, faulty pumps, rusty pipes, fires and inadvertent shutdowns.
One of the most far-fetched claims has been of an apocalypse-inspired property boom in Bugarach as people allegedly rushed to set up home near safety.
Playing football of a quality that belongs in the top half of the table, Swansea took a significant step nearer safety in the Premier League with a comprehensive victory that leaves bedraggled Norwich deep in the relegation mire.
But I still feel we are no way near safety yet".
"Yes, we have a long way to go; we're nowhere near safety yet.
It's the hand-holding while walking to school or through a parking lot as you feel the pull of separation as you near safety.
Whenever residents hear the siren, they must stop what they're doing, walk up to half a mile to the nearest safety checkpoint, and wait for Octea's security personnel to give them the go-ahead to return.
A black film had formed on the painted exterior of the tank near safety valves and pipes exiting the tank (points on the tank where vapors likely escape).
*Estimated from logistic regression model of receipt of procedure at safety net hospital with covariates of patient age, sex, Charlson comorbidity score, and difference in distance between residence zip code to nearest safety net hospital and to nearest non-safety-net hospital.
Many of these validation benchmarks are closely related to the operations of actual reactors at near-safety-critical conditions, as opposed to being more fundamental-physics benchmarks.
