As for the claim that the million lost public sector jobs are being replaced by three times more in the private sector, every report shows part-time, low-paid, temporary, insecure, zero-hours work replaces the secure, adequately paid, decent conditions of public service.
Failure to secure them adequately could adversely affect public safety and result in widespread disruption, especially in densely populated urban areas.
She said inspectors wanted to determine if the scaffold that collapsed was adequately secured to the roof or the side of the bulkhead.
Mr Byrnes points to the change made to American audit standards in 1999, requiring companies to ensure that information used to prepare public accounts is adequately secured.
Now, about 30 percent of Pompeii is considered adequately secured, and Mr. Guzzo said it would take about 260 million euros (roughly $348 million) to safeguard the excavated ancient city.
"One of our priorities is to assist states in creating and strengthening national regulatory infrastructures to ensure that these radioactive sources are appropriately regulated and adequately secured at all times".
But he said Libya still could require up to two years to reach prewar production levels of 1.6 million barrels a day — and only on the condition that oil fields were adequately secured.
In a letter to the director of national intelligence, James R. Clapper Jr., Mr. Corker questioned whether the compound was adequately secured before the attack, in which the ambassador to Libya, J. Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans were killed.
In view of the treatment accorded to passengers by the Guatemala City Protocol, a revised convention establishing absolute, unlimited, and adequately secured liability for all damage caused by aircraft to third parties on the surface would seem indicated.
