Sentence examples for connected to safety from inspiring English sources

An SRA spokesman said the decision was based on "performance, capacity and value" and was not connected to safety.

She also said comments made by company executives about selling the device's inventories were simply part of a program to phase out the device and were not connected to safety issues.

Apply safety pins connected to rubber bands around the edges of your silk--every 4 6 inches (10.2 15.2 cm).

Captain Mark Meade, managing director of Turbine Transfers, one of the UK's biggest work boat operators, says the increase in accidents is a natural consequence of the increasing number of boats operating in challenging offshore environments, and not connected to poor safety standards.

Incident involving failures of ASTM A53 carbon steel (CS) pipe, connected to pressure safety valve (PSV) and carrying raw gas has caused serious supply disruption.

The removal of water droplets is indispensable for practical applications, such as mirrorless smart vehicles that replace side mirrors with cameras, because it is directly connected to the safety of drivers and passengers.

When a system assures a function by no means connected to the safety, it is of SIL level 0. The SIL's notion is particularly useful for computer systems, notably software, for which it is impossible to demonstrate the respect of an objective calculated for safety.

This statement may also be connected to risk perception: food safety is a strategic objective for society and should not depend on technologies that are considered unreliable.

This externality derives from both an improvement of the quality of rail logistics and the differential safety connected to the shift from road (or other modes) to rail transport.

Considering different phases, components and aggregation states present in the food and applying the knowledge about its structure and the interactions between its components, those properties directly connected to food quality and safety can be defined.

From a criminal and juvenile justice perspective, the role of Medicaid is inextricably connected to community restoration, public safety and the promotion of public health.