The existing literature about safety in the construction industry suggests two types of knowledge about safety at play in this context: formal written knowledge that is used to constitute documented regulatory frameworks for occupational safety and health (OSH); and informal ways of knowing whereby learning is an ongoing process.
When United Kingdom authorities and the Hong Kong Civic Association came out a series of reports questioning the safety of Daya Bay, the government answered "reports compiled by other countries do not constitute legal documents" and thus held no sway over the licensing process (Zhou SXZhang 2010).
These constitute signed documents evidencing origin of the goods and are normally used by the importer's country to determine the tariff rates.
These images constitute a document of this transitional moment -- but not, one hopes, of the truly last printed book.
Patched together, the pieces constituted two documents, one handwritten and the other machine-printed.
The White House argued that those records constituted presidential documents and were therefore exempt from the Freedom of Information Act, but a federal judge disagreed and the case was being appealed.
In most cases the strategy and plan constitute two separate documents; however, combining them into one document could provide a more detailed thematic overview.
Three documents constitute the core of the Wyss Institute's risk management plan for experimentation with risk-associated emerging technologies.
The newly revealed documents constitute official advice given by Natural England to Spelman and released, with redactions, under freedom of information rules to Labour's shadow environment secretary, Mary Creagh.
Except as otherwise required by law, the remainder of the record of such proceedings shall constitute internal DOT documents which shall not be available to the general public.
