Sentence examples for vulnerable facilities from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has asked for $1.6 billion next year to help countries shut down those reactors and lock up vulnerable facilities and material.

"They moved animals from the most vulnerable facilities, laid in provisions and fuel for emergency generators--and the animals are safe and could be fine for the next couple of weeks".

"There's a chance one will go down," Shah told me of the more vulnerable facilities on the Rockaways and Coney Island.

Rising sea levels and temperatures have forced it to rebuild or relocate roads, housing, air fields and other vulnerable facilities damaged by mudslides in Hawaii, floods in Virginia, drought in California and thawing permafrost in Alaska.

Initial assessments should focus on identifying vulnerable facilities and populations; anticipate needs; and investigate the average disruption time in order to prepare for the next event (13).

This survey would also note the location of each chemical, the quantity at that location, the state and security of the location, the adjacent population density and location of vulnerable facilities such as schools and hospitals.

A draft bill setting forth the administration's ideas for protecting thousands of vulnerable chemical facilities against terrorist attack is now circulating among members of the Senate's Environment and Public Works Committee.

Some experts say the science Dr. Greger cites does not clinch his case, in part because many of the studies, which were mainly done in Europe, compared older, more vulnerable caged facilities with new cage-free barns.

The candidates were harsh in denouncing Pakistan, particularly Bachmann, who expressed concern that its nuclear facilities were vulnerable to terrorists.

A result is a 42-page overview of the state of energy security in America and how various facilities are vulnerable to terrorist attack.

They recently gained the influential backing of Hillary Clinton, the leading candidate for Democratic presidential nomination in 2016, who said that she was "very worried" about detention facilities for vulnerable people and children.