This allows authorities to balance the competing demands of enduring public safety and unnecessary costs associated with imprecise or unnecessary evacuations, i.e. false alarms.
Is there an enduring link between safety pins and solidarity with the foreign-born?
Thus nuclear power looks much more likely to spread in societies that are unlikely to ground it in the enduring culture of safety that it needs.
The clear desire to provide a sound scientific footing for safe systems design represents an enduring tradition in ergonomics and safety science, but the complex realities of contemporary and future work systems demand new approaches.
Reker & Wong [ 32] found altruism, meeting basic needs (e.g. food, shelter, safety), creative work, enduring values/ideals, legacy, leisure activities/hobbies, personal achievement, personal growth, personal relationships, religion, social/political activism, and traditions/culture.
The people who persevered into this brutal winter were heroic, enduring harsh conditions and risking bodily safety for the wellbeing of the river, the tribal rights and their principles.
After enduring months of withering criticism of its safety and financial practices, Consolidated Edison announced today that it would replace the steam generators before reopening the troubled Indian Point 2 nuclear plant.
In the first set of national interdisciplinary safety competencies established for Canada, Frank et al 34 contend that the notion of a culture of patient safety is associated with 'attitudes, activities and enduring ethical values that are conducive to the safe delivery of patient care' (p. 5).
Winter maintenance operations play an important role in assuring the safety, mobility and productivity of roadways enduring wintery weather.
Chernobyl has left an enduring impact on public's perception of the safety of nuclear plants.
