Sentence examples for vulnerable properties from inspiring English sources
Security will also be increased at police facilities and what the department called "sensitive and vulnerable properties," including all buildings associated with the Israeli government and the Palestinian authority and Jewish and Muslim meeting places.
Jennifer Ogden, marketing manager at Heald Ltd, explains why Debbie Heald should win the Leader of the Year category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: Debbie Heald heads up Heald Ltd, an East Yorkshire manufacturer producing anti-terror products that aim to prevent targeted attacks on vulnerable properties worldwide.
Police in Suffolk were contacting owners of vulnerable properties, with some "precautionary" evacuations being recommended.
As river levels remain high, Tewkesbury Borough Council in Gloucestershire is also making visits to vulnerable properties to offer advice and support.
As a result, the damage was identified as a result of exposure of vulnerable properties to the hazards and was modeled depending only on whether the inundation depth exceeds the threshold or not.
In some flood plains, public money has been used to buy out vulnerable property owners.
Elena A. Panfilova, director of Transparency International in Russia, said that the officials had plenty of time to transfer any vulnerable property, but that: "It's all about sending a message.
He contends the charter could leave his country vulnerable to property claims from ethnic Germans deported at the end of the second world war.
Older adults can also be more vulnerable to property damage or loss due to lack of insurance, limited personal finances, and poor credit-worthiness (Fernandez et al. 2002).
A one-foot sea level rise (SLR) leaves over $4 billion in taxable properties vulnerable; that value rises to over $31 billion under a 3-foot rise scenario.
However, elasticity images are vulnerable to mechanical properties, and elastographic scanning parameters including applied strain, transducer frequency, band width, and radiofrequency sampling rate.
