Sentence examples for designated safety from inspiring English sources

Ramsey said Dreamworld had no designated safety officers rostered on weekends.

You and your spouse are the designated safety net in times of trouble, right?

The injunctions effectively serve as restraining orders, within designated "safety zones," against specific individuals named as gang members.

Chief Fraijo said they had a designated safety zone where they were supposed to retreat to if the fire worsened around them.

And while the FA insists its child-safeguarding unit and a network of designated safety officers throughout the grassroots structure makes it far less likely such abuse could persist today, campaign groups believe there is still not enough protection for would-be whistleblowers.

The police in Suffolk County, Long Island, are seeking a court injunction this week that would prohibit alleged gang members from hanging out with one another in a designated "safety zone" — in this case, the commercial center of Wyandanch, a predominantly black and Hispanic hamlet beset by poverty and crime.

PocketFinder lets you designate safety zones and danger zones, and alerts you if the device enters or leaves such areas.

Prior studies of safety net hospitals have also used public ownership and/or teaching status or the disproportionate provision of uncompensated care to designate safety net hospitals.

In the study, safety promotion programmes are represented by designated Safe Communities in Sweden, where the programmes are coordinated by local governments, mainly in municipal administrative offices.

We are going to instigate a designated patient safety board to publicise patient safety events and resultant changes in practice.

"Virtually everybody is designated on safety sensitive because our focus is so safety oriented".