Sentence examples for violations of fire from inspiring English sources

The club, known for raucous dance parties, had been ordered shut in July because of 11 violations of fire and building codes.

At several of Mr. Lapes's shelters, tenants — both homeless and longer-term residents — say the buildings are often characterized by violence, drug-use, mice, broken elevators, periods without heat and hot water, and violations of fire safety laws.

Syed Ali, 55, was charged with five violations of fire, health, building and safety codes in the five-story, 1920s brick structure.

"The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has been unable to take ANY meaningful enforcement action against this industry on repeated violations of fire protection law," says Paul Gunter of Beyond Nuclear.

Last year, city investigations led to the suspension of 7,778 firms and shuttered 906 more due to violations of fire safety, construction, dangerous chemicals, and other industrial regulations, the official Xinhua news agency reported, citing the Beijing Administration of Work Safety.

Installing patch cords over a wall to an adjacent room is a violation of fire code.

The second and third floors of the four-story building were not equipped with emergency ladders, in violation of fire laws, officials said.

During an inspection on Thursday, it was also found to be in violation of fire codes and was deemed unsafe to live in, the department said.

Another Fire Department spokesman, James Long, said, "The concern is that conditions there are unsafe and there is a buildup of tent and debris and combustibles, and then there are generators and fuel containers spread throughout and in violation of fire codes".

Auditors who visited Julia Richman High School on the East Side of Manhattan said ladders leading from the top floor to the roof were rusted or broken and the roof doors were locked in violation of fire regulations.

The takeover of the district's six schools was ordered in January 1996 by the Board of Regents, which cited poor academic performance by a disproportionate number of Roosevelt students, lack of textbooks, poor sanitary conditions and buildings in disrepair and in violation of fire safety laws.