Sentence examples for consumer safety regulations from inspiring English sources

As Americans consume more and more products from China and other countries with weaker consumer safety regulations, the case of Rainbow Apparel shows the persistence of lead contamination and, in turn, the potential dangers for unsuspecting consumers.

This impedes the development of appropriate consumer safety regulations and guidelines (Maynard et al. 2006; Oberdörster et al. 2005a; Paull and Lyons 2008; Riediker 2009).

One particularly clueless EU health and consumer safety regulator told the crowd that the trade agreement had nothing to do with regulations.

If we are going to have consumer-safety regulation at all, we need some idea of how much safety is worth buying.

Congress must subject guns to the same consumer product safety regulations that cover virtually every other consumer product.

To expedite access to genuine products for consumer safety, improved regulation of illegitimate medicines and supplements, increased inspection and guidance to comply with existing rules, and international cooperation by public-health agencies, drug regulatory bodies and law enforcement agencies could help ensure secure pharmaceutical distribution.

If, once and for all, we want to revoke the de facto exemption from consumer product safety regulation that, thanks to the N.R.A., guns have historically enjoyed, let's bring them under the jurisdiction of the Consumer Product Safety Commission and require gun makers to build state-of-the-art gunlock technology (like palm- or fingerprint-recognition sensors) into every handgun or rifle.

It has appointed industry-friendly officials to lead agencies that enforce everything from consumer safety to workplace regulations.

But if we want to negotiate from a position of strength, we should seal the deal with Japan first, getting Tokyo on board with our high standards of consumer, environmental and safety regulations.

The QALY standard might not be the best measure of value when deciding how to allocate blood and organs or in formulating consumer or environmental safety regulations; age does not play a linear role in our moral calculations.

Although these products have contributed to consumer well-being and economic success, regulators, in response to increasing concerns about environmental and consumer safety, have introduced new safety regulations and testing requirements (e.g., Makris et al. 2009).