Sentences with phrase «number of incidents»

Data may reveal higher numbers of incidents for students of color, boys and students with disabilities.

A large number of these incidents result in injuries that will require victims to receive medical treatment.

While it is true that the rate of injury has increased in recent years, the actual number of incidents is still small, especially when compared to vehicles such as motorcycles or bicycles.

FP13 Total number of incidents of non-compliance with laws and regulations, and adherence with voluntary standards related to transportation, handling, and slaughter practices for live terrestrial and aquatic animals.

The Court seems to require random testing to be supported by evidence of significant numbers of incidents involving alcohol (or drugs) and particularized evidence of the deterrent effect of the random testing policy balanced against the serious implications on the workers» rights to privacy (CEP at paras 45 - 51).

There has been a growing number of incidents in the United States where lawyers have asked the presiding judge at a trial to disqualify a juror for misconduct or to declare a mistrial because of what jurors have posted on their personal blogs, Twitter accounts or Facebook pages.

The company's investigation blamed the high number of incidents on a malfunctioning «unloading station robot» that could have damaged the glass during the manufacturing process.

«Index crime» — the total number of incidents in seven major - offense categories — fell 4.1 percent, to a record low of 101,606.

While strikes were recorded in almost all states, Florida, New Mexico and Georgia had the highest number of incidents with 617, 204 and 192 respectively.

WASHINGTON, Nov 8 - Former Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer apologized on Wednesday for a pair of massive data breaches at the internet company and blamed Russian agents at a hearing on the growing number of incidents involving major U.S. companies.

Meanwhile, David Anderson, for the Bishops Conference of Scotland, said two general findings in fact were open to Lady Smith in light of the evidence - that a «significant number of incidents of child abuse» took place at the institutions in question, and that the Daughters of Charity «did not have sufficient safeguards in place» to prevent abuse.

He revealed the state emergency Call Centre received a total of 1,282 emergency calls, with 980 fire calls, 202 rescue calls and 83 false calls, adding that despite the sizeable number of incidents recorded, the State government was able to respond promptly to emergencies thereby saving lots of lives and properties.

That freeze on sales comes after an increasing number of incidents reportedly involving the new batch of Note 7 devices released after Samsung had recalled the original Note 7.

For all women in the sample, the mean number of incidents over the 15 years was 22.2 (median, 1.0).

Most emergency services prepare for the worst with a limited number of incident plans — sometimes fewer than 10 — that tell them how to react in specific scenarios, says Graham Coates of Durham University, UK.

Furthermore, I believe the numbers are based on actual complaints and so are likely skewed among certain demographic sectors (e.g. those already wary of law enforcement) while completely missing a significant number of incidents lacking official doc - umentation.

As I waited for some critical mass of claims against Batali to accrue — whatever number of incidents whichever publication deemed sufficient to merit exposure — I felt kind of sick.

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke spoke out about the growing number of incidents earlier this week.

As a percentage of the total number of incidents versus the total number of strollers out there, you may think that it will never happen to your children, however, there's still a chance for it to happen, albeit a small one.

However, the point estimates suggest that prebiotic consumption, especially GOSs, might be associated with a lower risk of depression; therefore, it would be of great interest to replicate these analyses in a cohort with a larger number of incident cases of depression to increase the statistical power.

However, the actual number of incidents remains unknown due to the significant underreporting of sexual assaults in the UK.

Each grade level that has X number of incidents of Respect in the month of April gets an ice cream sundae party.

This report paints a clear and urgent picture of the situation in the Netherland, with largely stable number of incidents...

Measures were taken with the North America servers due to the inordinately high number of incidents causing disruptions to our service.

Unfortunately, while there are a great number of incidents, not all cases are litigated due to court dismissal, lengthy trials which lead plaintiffs to abandon their claim or they died before the trial could move forward.

Because he has 700 salespeople, Smith says he has a higher than typical number of incidents — about one a month — that lead to a salesperson's departure from his firm.

Another important conclusion is that, despite this large number of incidents in the Netherlands, criminal convictions under the anti-discrimination legislation are rare.

O'Donnell, a former public defense attorney, who often visited clients in New York City's jails, also in the letter expressed concern that the newest corrections officers are placed on the 3 to 11 PM shift, when most of an unusually high number of incidents involving assaults occur.

Baguetteaboudit owner Keith Goldberg described the recent fight as «out of control» and said that there have been an increasing number of incidents on the blocks near his shop.

In 2012, with growing incidents of commercial frauds, FCT is now alerting purchasers of commercial properties, commercial lenders and their legal counsel about the increasing number of incidents.

«Without a doubt, the rhetoric of this campaign season has been a driving factor in a large number of these incidents,» Adams wrote in his letter to Trump.

For those women reporting any domestic violence, the mean number of incidents was 43.1 (median, 11.7).

But because so many incidents go unreported, the FBI told CNBC it's hard to know exactly how much money criminals make from virtual kidnapping schemes as well as the actual number of incidents that take place annually.

The South African Insurance Organization carried out a survey in 2011 which illustrates the total number of incidents in the country, commonly over Christmas and Easter holidays, has increased, resulting in a rise in car crash claims.

O'Donnell, a former public defense attorney, who often visited clients in New York City's jails, also expressed concern in the letter that the newest corrections officers are placed on the 3 to 11 p.m. shift, when most of an unusually high number of incidents involving assaults occur.

LO: We've had a growing number of incidents of Parliament being lied to.

It also included the covariates maternal age and educational level at registration and level of domestic violence in the family (number of incidents of violence) measured over the 15 - year study period.

The action comes after the Canadian Press reported that firefighters in Ontario received more than a dozen calls per day for elevator entrapments in 2015, almost double the number of incidents in 2001.

You've likely been exposed in a number of incidents.

The Autopilot mode of Tesla Motors has been drawing criticism lately because of the number of incidents involving the self - driving car feature.

When compared with Waymo, Uber's recent Arizona incident looks problematic, looking at the number of incidents tied to each alone.

«After a number of incidents of animals dying while left alone...

An investigation by the Military Times newspaper chain recently found that the number of incidents involving manned aircraft jumped almost 40 percent between 2013 and the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2017, with a 108 percent increase in accidents involving one kind of fighter jet, the F / A -18 Super Hornet.

Their figures are likely to be significantly lower than the numbers in reality, given the number of incidents which do not receive police, charity or media attention.

1:6 - 38 represents the beginning of Peter's new life (cf. p. 35), and a number of incidents where only the «inner circle'of disciples were present are recorded, including the healing of Jairus» daughter, the Transfiguration (followed by a description of the healing of the Epileptic Boy from the standpoint of one of the three named disciples, cf. Mk.

We cite a number of these incidents in our book, Why We Whisper, but we want to stress that it is not necessary to sue in today's media - rich environment; the mere threat of a lawsuit is sufficient.