Sentence examples for protected facility from inspiring English sources

Iran said that it needed a protected facility because of the threats from the west and Israel to bomb the Iranian nuclear programme.

But he also said that the gunship crew, before the first salvo, relayed its targeting coordinates back to a headquarters in Bagram airfield, which failed to realize that the coordinates corresponded to a protected facility.

The semi-official Mehr news agency reported that the four-member team had visited the heavily protected facility, carved into a mountainside north of the holy city of Qom.

"I go in and out of the protected facility for refugees and I can tell you it's difficult to find an empty room," said Abu Hadi, 37, who fled Syria two months ago.

The report concluded that MSF provided the US with coordinates of the hospital, which under international humanitarian law is supposed to be a protected facility, before the 3 October strike, but a combination of human and technical errors in Kunduz led to identification of the facility came too late.

Fake finger attacks may be mounted against existing enrollments in order to gain access to a protected facility, computer, or other resource.

I do not want American families, regardless of income level, to be unfairly and unreasonably exposed to toxic chemicals because dangerous materials such as coal ash are being deposited in inadequately protected facilities in their neighborhoods.

School districts should have board-approved, district-wide master plans that assesses facility conditions and identify spending priorities to support student education and health, and to protect facility assets.

They explain what a facility does and how they provide their services and are consequently an important accountability strategy used to promote the rights of patients, ensuring access to equitable and comprehensive health care, promoting the right to choose a care plan, and protect facility users from discrimination [ 8].

And it warned of "a clear worldwide trend in tunneling to protect facilities".

"At that time we were concerned primarily with protecting facilities that were abroad, not here," Dr. Swanson said.