Sentence examples for benefit and safety from inspiring English sources

Recent online discussion of how China would fight the Philippines "shows that our online friends and the masses care very much about and pay attention to our nation's benefit and safety," he said in comments carried by The Beijing News.

As it is, even though environmental-impact assessments for hydropower projects are required, they are never published, according to the United Nations Development Programme.One problem when officials have vested interests in hydro-electric projects is that they place generation capacity over the need to manage water for the benefit and safety of locals.

Recent studies have explored novel strategies to balance benefit and safety.

To evaluate the benefit and safety of topical corticosteroids after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).

16, p. 29) for refusing to permit the marketing of an anticancer agent until controlled evidence of benefit and safety has been achieved suggests a lack of understanding of the complexity of pharmaceutical product evaluation.

We have now designed a randomized phase 3 intergroup study (J-AXEL, UMIN000017487) to examine the clinical benefit and safety of nab-paclitaxel compared to docetaxel in patients with previously treated advanced NSCLC.

Victoria secured a tower only in 2008, after an FAA cost-benefit and safety analysis found that traffic levels justified one.

Challenges still remain in terms of educating the market on the benefits and safety of pledging money online.

"Industry leaders," said James A. Parrott, chief economist at the union-supported Fiscal Policy Institute, "should be seeking help from Washington to retain construction jobs and maintain wages, benefits and safety standards".

Terms like entitlements, government benefits and safety net often conjure images of tax dollars sliding from the hands of the wealthy into the pockets of the poor.

However, in 2007, when the pollsters posed a more detailed question that explained the environmental benefits and safety risks of nuclear power, 61% said its share of the energy market should be cut.