Sentence examples for exposed to unacceptable from inspiring English sources

"Patients are already being exposed to unacceptable levels of risk and the situation cannot be allowed to get any worse.

A "significant number" of with-profits policyholders are being exposed to unacceptable risks, the Financial Services Authority concludes in a damning report on the industry.

When patients, subjects, or the public are exposed to unacceptable risk, the practitioner or researcher is deemed to have performed in an unethical manner.

She said that although Unmiss was aware that women and girls leaving the camp were exposed to "unacceptable" sexual harassment and violence, the mission simply did not have the resources to police the entire country.

"The marshals have a tough job and can be exposed to unacceptable behaviour.

Ms Mulligan, North Yorkshire's PCC, said the current system meant people were being "exposed to unacceptable levels of risk and distress".

But Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham said patients were being exposed to "an unacceptable levels of risk".

Recognising this difference would mean the study would have concluded that in some regions the general public were exposed to an unacceptable risk from VOCs by US standards.

Gwen Evans from Hugh James said: "The evidence we have seen suggests that residents have been exposed to an unacceptable level of odour and other problems from the site.

The main exception to this duty arises when third parties might be exposed to an unacceptable degree of damage, especially within the context of HIV/AIDS or psychiatry [ 4].

The musician had been sitting directly in front of the trumpets in the Royal Opera orchestra's 18-strong brasectionion when he was exposed to what were deemed unacceptable noise levels.