Carson foresaw the hazards at a time when no one gave much thought to the consequences of our miracle products.
But what the short-run hazard experts foresee is not an attack on the United States, which faces no enemies with significant combat drone capabilities, but the political and legal challenges posed when another country follows the American example.
Armed with greater humility, less hubris, and a wider and wise application of the precautionary principle, we could use the best of more realistic systems and science to foresee and forestall hazards.
Whether the movement of the belt was uniform or irregular, the risk at greatest was a fall and that was the hazard invited and foreseen.
But as it turned out, such a move entailed hazards I hadn't foreseen.
This was the very hazard that was invited and foreseen (Lumsden v. Thompson Scenic Ry. Co., 130 App. Div. 209, 212, 213).
An HACCP plan is a more tailored risk management plan that is designed and implemented by the manufacturer to control specific hazards that can be reasonably foreseen to pose a threat in that particular operation.
A method for foreseeing deviations is described in this chapter and is known as a hazard and operability study (Hazop).
Five years ago, no one could have foreseen that the Gas Rush, with its ever-growing track record of hazards, spills, leaks, explosions, water and air contamination, and health dangers, would have strained the monitoring capacities of state governments, and over-ridden the rights of ordinary citizens to the extent now seen.
None of this could have been foreseen by Bosch, for whom The Garden Of Earthly Delights was probably a caution against the unending hazards of sin.
In the message, Mr. Beus warned about a "more realistic scenario, which might present a significant hazard to equipment/personnel: If the flare assembly receives a significant impact (i.e., dropped) I can foresee" the plastic restraint in the igniter breaking, he wrote, "resulting in complete ignition of the flare".
