The Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees, which represents some employees of the company and is trying to organize others, said the practice is an improper attempt to cut costs that endangers the health of both passengers and airline employees by allowing the spread of germs.
Wheel/rail contact fatigue increases the operating costs and endangers the safety of trains.
If you tend to buy knockoff styles at big discount retailers, you're in the same position, making yourself look and feel good for a great, personal, price but at the potential cost of endangering someone's life or health halfway around the world.
Third, a dramatic increase in the costs of endangering the lives and limbs of civilians might foster a new restraint, because no military force wants to drain its own resources.
Being able to predict the nursing workload for a certain group of patients may help to allocate nursing capacity as efficiently as possible and thus to reduce costs, without endangering the patients safety and nurses' health.
Regardless of the possibilities for recovering a native genetic background, when dealing with introgression it is essential to minimise undesirable exogenous inputs of genetic material as much as possible, because the de-introgression process involves an increased rate of inbreeding that can represent a significant cost for an endangered breed.
GCHQ claimed that disclosing the Zircon project, whose cost was soaring, would endanger national security.
If software helps cut the cost of incarceration without endangering the public, states will surely use it.
The oil industry is set to fight the proposed regulations, which the American Petroleum Institute estimates would cost $31.8bn over a decade, endangering 50,000 jobs in the Gulf of Mexico.
The Spanish electric company Endesa yesterday criticized a condition the government placed on its proposed takeover of rival Iberdrola, warning that the cost of complying could endanger the deal.
