Sentences with phrase «potential assailants»

President Donald Trump has proposed allowing districts to arm teachers, theoretically further fortifying schools against potential assailants.

The ability of the bodyguards to identify and to neutralise potential assailants depends upon training, equipment, general attitudes and numbers.

Making sure the parking lot was free of potential assailants became a part of her routine for leaving the lab at night.

A less draconian measure to reduce the exposure of a visiting VIP to potential assailants is to isolate those thought to be unfriendly to the visitor.

The model reveals that the major components that affect the level of risk for a politician are: the number of potential assailants; the frequency of exposure; and the probability that, given an exposure and an assailant, that person will succeed in inflicting injury.

It follows that to decrease the risk, political figures should ensure the number of potential assailants is as low as possible.

Furthermore, controlling the number of potential assailants can be counterproductive.

One way to achieve this is to limit public appearances, especially during times of national or international tension when the number of potential assailants increases.

Only a smaller group, trained to recognise and eliminate potential assailants, would be armed with powerful weapons.

There is a certain probability that each bodyguard will identify and neutralise a potential assailant, but there is also a certain probability that the bodyguards will harm, intentionally or accidentally, the person they are supposed to protect.

Not exact matches

Filmmaker Damien Power delivers a slow - burn opening stretch that certainly holds plenty of potential, as the writer / director does an effective job of establishing the various characters - with the promising vibe heightened by his somewhat innovative decision to spend time with the assailants before things go awry (ie the bad guys, particularly in movies of this ilk, are rarely developed beyond their most superficial attributes).