Sentence examples for erode safety from inspiring English sources

The Central Illinois Regional Airport, Spokane International Airport and three airports in Florida are arguing in lawsuits that the agency has violated a federal law meant to ensure that major changes at airports do not erode safety.

Despite enforcement and engineering countermeasures, user behaviour at RLXs can often confound expectations and erode safety.

From another, it can be seen as undermining national security and eroding safety.

Last year, an independent study group found that efforts to reduce costs at NASA by privatizing its operations were eroding safety.

PAGE A16 Safety Concerns on Shuttle Efforts to cut space shuttle costs through the use of private contractors are eroding safety, an independent study has found.

Efforts to cut the costs of operating the space shuttle are eroding safety, and NASA needs to take a more active role immediately in shuttle operations by private contractors to reduce risks, an independent study group said today.

The problem of safety was conceived largely in practical terms not requiring extensive investment in understanding the basic mechanisms driving or eroding safety in healthcare organisations.

This may erode the safety principle of separation in time due to minimizing tracking times and creates flow instability at the saturation points.

For years, the late New Jersey Sen. Frank Lautenberg (D), a member of the commerce committee, blocked anything that he thought eroded highway safety, as did other safety-conscious members on the committee.

B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Concern Over Shuttle Safety An independent panel said cost-cutting efforts were eroding shuttle safety and NASA should be more active in private contractors' work.

Far more worrisome is the eroding public safety and sky-high murder rate in this country of about 30 million.