A PG&E engineer wrote federal regulators that quicker shut down of gas "may give the public a false sense of security".
The National Transportation Safety Board has repeatedly made recommendations since 1969 calling for the use of automatic shut-off valves instead of manual valves to allow quicker shut down when a problem starts.
When that happens, the plants are quick to shut down.
They also are now quick to shut the windows when it rains, broadening the once-slight divide between inside and outside in traditional homes, experts say.
I guess, like a hardcore porn habit, it's the sort of predilection that lends itself to the quick snapping shut of a laptop lid.
Safety officials are quick to shut down classes, as happened recently at California State University, Dominguez Hills, when an R.O.T.C. student with a drill rifle was mistaken for an assailant toting an automatic weapon.
Taste-makers hailed them as a "national phenomenon" and all seemed to be going well – until various members suffered run-ins with the law, and the authorities were quick to shut down their raucous shows, for fear that they were inciting and glorifying violence in their songs.
But at least one Texan was quick to shut that argument down. .
To be honest, most clients do expect sex, but I'm quick to shut it down.
Brian then shared the news on his own Twitter, and was quick to shut down anyone with objections to how he popped the question.
MITCHELL: They clearly are responding to the letter from Diane Feinstein...and the whole question of whether - in the liberal blogosphere whether they have been too quick to shut down any prosecutions.
