Sentence examples for be considered a safety from inspiring English sources

A panel looking into the physical and psychological health issues of astronauts heard anecdotes of astronauts' drinking within 12 hours before flight and of two instances in which astronauts were drunk enough to be considered a safety risk.

In an e-mail, Karen Aldana, a N.H.T.S.A. spokeswoman, declined to corroborate Ms. Malcho's claim or comment as to why a loss of power would not be considered a safety issue.

Thus, the early neurocognitive stimulation may be considered a safety intervention for critically ill patients.

He filmed without using Steadicams, elevated shots, or zoom lenses, "everything that for me might be considered a safety net".

Although it might be considered a safety mechanism, exercise training reduces central fatigue during fatiguing intense exercise.

Conversely, hospitals in low inequality states were more likely to be located in rural areas, and to be considered a safety net institution.

The following guidelines provide information for evaluating an individual with diabetes who works or seeks to work in what may be considered a safety-sensitive position.

At Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, for example, every employee is considered a safety inspector regardless of job or title.

The brake disc is considered a safety critical components in vehicles, hence the growing concern on its service life performance.

Since the cover is supported at its sides by the track and in the middle by the water, it is considered a safety cover and will support the weight of at least two adults and a child.

Campbell said he understood why that happened — "It's considered a safety valve," he said of fighting in general — but he said he did not think it was necessary for an enforcer to even the score when clean checks later in the game could deliver the same message.