Sentence examples for control risky from inspiring English sources
The agency cited management's failure to control risky coal dust, maintain ventilation safety and have adequate water sprays against machinery sparks that can ignite explosions.
We're going to need regulators who write regulations that control risky behavior rather than just channeling it off into dark corners, and who understand what's happening in bank trading rooms even if the C.E.O.'s themselves are oblivious.
If we are going to try to control smoking and trans fats because they are dangerous, should we not also try to control risky sexual behavior?
"A lack of life skills to control risky situations, together with the use of alcohol and drugs, often puts young people at higher risk of getting HIV and other STIs," said Robert Gass, Chief of HIV for UNICEF Thailand.
Among other steps, the commission recommends a review of federal rules for controlling risky pathogens, tighter oversight of U.S. biodefense labs, and the promotion of a "culture of security awareness" among life scientists.
Efforts at prevention include identifying and controlling risky organisms before they can be introduced or spread in ecological landscapes (Mack et al. 2000; Novak 2007), human health systems (Ferguson et al. 2005), and agricultural settings (Pimentel et al. 2005; Waage and Mumford 2008).
Then there's another that wants to control a risky situation and wants to do things very precisely.
The abused girls, the study found, were more likely to report serious problems like drug abuse, unhealthy weight control practices, risky sexual behavior, pregnancy and suicide attempts.
And the experience of such violence, the researchers found, is frequently associated with serious health problems, including drug abuse, unhealthy weight control practices, risky sexual behavior, teenage pregnancy and suicide attempts.
These results consolidate evidence for a relationship between impulse control and risky driving amongst young drivers.
In this context, the network regulates and exerts social control over risky health behaviours such as smoking, drinking alcohol, and drug use.
