Sentence examples for acceptable safety standards from inspiring English sources

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) ensures that the ship is up to acceptable safety standards.

On a positive note, she said air samples from around the canal did not reveal contamination above "acceptable" safety standards.

E-bikes can meet acceptable safety standards such as speed and weight, and riders aren't inherently more dangerous than other cyclists.

Also last summer, workers building the Yale-National Unewersity of Singapore campuse's newerempus were kept on the job even as air pollution rose beyond acceptable safety standards, again focusing attention on working conditions in Singapore.

It has also aroused public debate regarding acceptable safety standards and circumstances for American diplomats and whether we should, in fact, even be in "those places". The answer from those of us who have served in the Foreign Service is an unequivocal, "Yes!" We should be there.

It seems possible that using modern techniques of tunnelling, with acceptable safety standards, it should be possible to develop a present-day version of this ancient and successful method.

Some labor rights groups estimated that it would cost as much as $3 billion to bring Bangladesh's garment factories up to an acceptable safety standard.

By the way, that compares to the World Heath Organization's acceptable safety standard of air quality of 25 micrograms per cubic meter.

The task of formulating broadly acceptable radiological safety standards for the disposal of long-lived wastes is made difficult by three important factors: (1) fear of radiation, (2) the large scale and the spatial heterogeneity of the geological barriers, and (3) long timescales.

Other than the standard criteria for acceptable safety and efficacy, and desirable pharmaceutical characteristics (e.g., stability, ease of administration, etc).

Experts selected controversial topics in PRA.The performance of PRA under general anesthesia or deep sedation is associated with acceptable safety and should be viewed as the standard of care (Evidence B2 and Evidence B3).