Sentence examples for revised fire from inspiring English sources
Lord & Taylor was cited on Aug. 18, 2006, for failing to submit a new or revised fire safety plan for approval by the Fire Department, the officials said.
A revised fire outbreak and evacuation simulation model, MFIRE, is presented in the paper.
The fire also led the safety agency to revise fire safety policies for more than 200 fishing and fish processing vessels.
"California's revised, weakened fire safety standard could tragically lead to more fires and more injuries, deaths and property damage nationwide," John Gustavsen, a spokesperson for Chemtura, told HuffPost in an emailed statement.
The emergency plan described on the Web site was eventually revised, but fire officials said they were not alerted to any version prior to the fire and would have objected to both because of the risks involved.
The county revised its fire-safety regulations while Baldwin was applying for his permit.
She has a doctorate in biophysical chemistry from UC Berkeley and she runs a research and educational institute in Berkeley that provided much of the data that persuaded policy makers to revise state fire regulations to reduce the need to infuse cushions with toxic chemicals.
He said that 11 officers had returned fire, revised from the figure of 12 given earlier in the investigation.
Under the revised policy, officers cannot fire at a moving vehicle unless someone is threatened with deadly force other than the vehicle.
The resultant 'cut-down' tender included new, enclosed storage for fire-irons, revised step ladders and glass spectacle plates to protect the crew from flying coal dust when running tender-first.
