spillages's Usage Examples:

of Ricardo plc, providing information related to chemical accidents (spillages and fires) to emergency services in the United Kingdom and other countries.

achievements of the company was the development of a system to clean-up oil spillages using jute during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, a solution.

country South Australia that is equipped to deal with hazardous material spillages.

Other producers of hydrophobic coatings are contamination and industrial spillages along with soil microbial activity.

It is however common practice to allow small spillages over the inflated dam.

rescue services from terror attacks, car accident and dangerous substance spillages, along with Magen David Adom, the National EMS.

vapour released into the working environment; retention of accidental spillages within the cabinet.

hull configuration which provides greater safety against accidental oil spillages in accordance with latest MARPOL regulations.

install a permanent artwork in the station's ticket hall: coloured liquid "spillages" containing objects and materials collected from the local area will be.

Those that fall into the dam reservoir may lead to further catastrophic spillages.

process control is complete and metrology is high resolution so as to be comprehensive determines the extent to which spillages will be prevented.

Cargo spillages A container can carry a wide variety of cargo during its working life.

Dumping, container spillages, litter washed into storm drains and waterways and wind-blown landfill.

"Managing Fire water and major spillages - Environment Agency Guidance note PPG18 ( retrieved 19 April 2009)" (PDF).

typically crushed (for one-time-use containers) to reduce its size, to avoid spillages of liquid and to increase storage capacity.

surveillance, anti-smuggling operations, pollution response against oil spillages and external fire-fighting.

Government and the member states on the prevention and control of oil spillages, gas flaring and environmental pollution.

customers, and be less likely to suffer reputation damage from incidents (oil spillages, industrial tribunals, etc.

Synonyms:

release; flow; stream; spill;

Antonyms:

influx; inflow; ebb; stand still; motionlessness;