Sentence examples for basic standards of safety from inspiring English sources

We will establish basic standards of safety and soundness, so that investments are only in steady, reliable funds.

The issues at Sylvia's Place go beyond the feelings of a few clients and include basic standards of safety.

In a statement, Michael A. Cardozo, the city's corporation counsel, said that "the church's status as a religious institution does not entitle it to conduct an outdoor nighttime encampment, in which homeless people are offered no basic standards of safety and sanitation".

Jane Houlihan, Vice President for Research at the Environmental Working Group (EWG), weighed in on the proposed bill commenting, "The legislation would give [the] FDA real authority to ensure that personal care products sold in the United States met a basic standard of safety".

Several major western firms have now signed up to a legally binding accord agreed by local labour organisations that aims to ensure basic standards of workplace safety in the 5,000 or more garment factories in Bangladesh after widespread criticism of international firms working with local garment producers in one of Asia's poorest countries.

Many of these facilities operate outside of the law and have no concerns about disregarding basic standards of health, safety and decency.

Basic standards of airway safety are not being met on UK ICUs and are far from the standards being routinely employed in the operating theatre.

"Relative homelessness" describes the condition of those who have a physical shelter but one that does not meet basic standards of health and safety, such as and access to safe water and sanitation, personal safety, and protection from the elements (1 ).

The solutions start with the workers themselves; they must be allowed by their employers to unionize, so they can engage in collective bargaining and hold their employers responsible for basic standards of pay and safety.

Our participants' accounts suggest that basic quality standards of safety, efficacy and patient experience may not be universally met by the current provision.

But it can and should provide a basic standard of professional personal care as a critical safety net.