Sentence examples for both quality and safety from inspiring English sources

Due to strict state regulations that are designed to ensure both quality and safety, affordable child care can be in short supply in the greater Boston area, depending on the age of your child.

A well-known example of this would be in the aviation industry, where the "black box" concept has improved team-based communications as well as changing the underlying culture to improve both quality and safety.

VAC systems are of course particularly vulnerable to fish-borne trematode infections, whereas industrial aquaculture operations provide increased investments in infrastructure for both quality and safety control, through the use of commercial laboratories for pathogen screening and chemical pest control of invertebrates.

In the UK there has been increasing government focus on assessing both quality and safety over the past 10 years. 2 A very large number of quality outcomes have been specified but the approach to safety has been much narrower, leaving many aspects of safety unexplored.

This chaos is the direct result of his privatisation agenda and it endangers both the quality and safety of our public healthcare.

We will continue to seek engagement with both industry and the relevant government bodies to ensure that they are aware of the importance of both the quality and safety of water used for brewing".

The role of elements in honey is of high relevance [19 21] in terms of both its quality and safety.

As the relative frequency is relatively high, a strict monitoring programme of both main composition and toxic metals must be sustained regularly in order to guarantee both the quality and safety of the ingredients used in animal feeds.

We found that piped water was significantly less likely to be contaminated than other water supply types, both at the source and in HSW, and thus suggest that a shift toward piped supplies will lead to both improved quality and safety of drinking water in the household.

Many of them view artificial turf as inferior to natural grass, both for playing quality and safety, and the issue particularly rankles at the international level, where top women's players — including members of the American team — sued unsuccessfully to have turf fields replaced by grass at the 2015 Women's World Cup.

While appropriate staffing, both quality and quantity, underpins the safety of any clinical service, it is important that there is an evidence base informing workforce planning and resource allocation.