Sentences with phrase «posed by a facility»

It's that discharge during peak times that relieves the electric grid from the demand posed by our facilities.

Since Gladstone's building in Mission Bay was erected in 2004, Oregon and his team have overcome energy challenges posed by a facility that combines office space, cold rooms, and specialized research labs.

Not exact matches

The use of a service animal by an individual with a disability is welcome at Thruway facilities wherever the general public is permitted provided the service animal is under its handler's control at all times and does not pose a danger to the public.

Indian Point Units 2 and 3 are currently the subject of a proceeding to extend their licenses by another 20 years — a proceeding in which the NRC has consistently ignored serious consideration of the risks that earthquakes and related issues pose to the Indian Point facility.

(White Plains, NY)-- Faced with family court facilities plagued by deteriorating building conditions that pose safety risks to Westchester families, residents, police officers and court personnel, the Westchester County Board of Legislators (BOL) pressed County Executive Robert P. Astorino's Administration again this week to stay on track with renovations and long - term solutions.

County Executive Dan McCoy issued a moratorium on a project by Global Partners — a Port of Albany tenant — to build a crude oil heating facility that would make it easier to pump in cold weather and has been vocal about the threat that the trains pose to communities situated beside train tracks.

Although children attending pre-k facilities are often dropped off at the centers by their parents or other adults, Klein believes sex offenders still pose a risk — especially if the children, as part of their daily activities, play in playgrounds or nearby parks.

Although children attending pre-k facilities are often dropped off at the centers by their parents or other adults, Bronx Sen. Jeff Klein believes sex offenders still pose a risk.

Yesterday, the City Council's General Welfare Committee voted to allow the legislative body to join the lawsuit filed by the Chelsea Flatiron Coalition, which has long argued that the facility is too large and would pose safety issues for residents.

The recommendation follows years of protests by environmental groups who say the mushrooming of biosafety level 3 and BSL - 4 facilities across the United States since 2001 poses a public health risk.

In 2008 the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission found fake and possibly faulty valves, pipes and electrical breakers — those not actually verified to stand up to the rigors posed by an operating reactor — at two nuclear facilities in the U.S.

The chemical is currently the subject of a class action lawsuit launched against Syngenta by 15 water providers in Illinois who are seeking at least $ 350 million for facilities to purify drinking water of atrazine, which they say poses a threat to human health.

Frankly, the facility is a perfect solution to counter the dangers posed by a tangle of roads and highway on - ramps that burden the area.