Sentence examples for safety emergency from inspiring English sources

"There is no public safety emergency and we disagree with the governor's use of that type of rhetoric," Ms. Jordan said.

For people in need of medical assistance, natural disasters can be a double-dip crisis: a public safety emergency on top of the unique challenges of one's own disease.

But then, as is his routine during a public safety emergency, he went to the Bronx yesterday afternoon, alongside police and fire officials, after 20 missing drums of potassium cyanide were found on a residential street, forcing the evacuation of some residents.

"Colleges can disclose a student's private records if they believe there's a health and safety emergency, but that health and safety exception hasn't been much tested in the courts, so it's left to be figured out case by case," Ms. Fleming said.

The FPSS (fusion power shutdown system) provides a safety emergency shutdown system terminating the ITER (international thermonuclear experimental reactor).

Over the course of the inquests, jurors are expected to hear evidence on themes including stadium safety, emergency planning, crowd management and the response of the emergency services.

She added that people good at taking tests were not necessarily the best leaders in public safety emergencies.

He said fingerprint checks on nationals from outside Europe had been suspended on 50 separate occasions between May and July this year because of health and safety emergencies.

Clark said he was "no rogue officer" but admitted using guidance designed for health and safety emergencies to suspend fingerprint checks at the UK's ports, actions which had no ministerial authorisation.

The FCC says the wireless alerts are only issued by "pre-authorized national, state or local government authorities" and that those alerts will only be "regarding public safety emergencies, such as evacuation orders or shelter in-place ordershelter in-placeweather, a terrordersthreat or chemical spill".

As expected, the senior civil servant claimed that ministerial authorisation of a trial involving targeting checks on high-risk groups had been "conflated" with long-standing Home Office policy dating back to 2007 to suspend some passport checks to deal with critical health and safety emergencies at airports and ports.