Sentence examples for extensive safety measures from inspiring English sources

The organization responsible for recording the competition, the Association Internationale pour le Développement de l'Apnée, known as AIDA, employs extensive safety measures to protect the competitors.

Large institutions for the developmentally disabled are built much like hospitals, with extensive fire safety measures.

The two biggest previous civilian nuclear accidents — at Three Mile Island outside Harrisburg, Pa., in 1979, and at Chernobyl, Ukraine, in 1986 — were both followed by similar scrutiny, and agreements were reached on extensive new safety measures.

An extensive number of safety measures to mitigate these driver errors were generated for three different road types: urban roads, rural roads and motorways.

While no seismic changes were expected for runners this year, the marathon will have "extensive safety and security measures in place, both visible and behind the scenes," organizers with New York Road Runners said in a statement.

Though the Stanford scientists calling for the inquest into MDMA's effects don't condone the recreational use of the substance, they say that now we have the tools available to properly study the drug that it is "worth it," despite the extensive paperwork and safety measures needed to do so.

Though the Stanford scientists calling for the inquest into MDMA's effects don't condone the recreational use of the substance, they say that now that we have the tools available to properly study the drug that it is "worth it" despite the extensive paperwork and safety measures that go into being approved to do so.

"On re-opening, The Smiler ride will also incorporate an extensive set of new safety measures, including technical improvements and enhanced training," a statement read.

But new ownership brought new rules, regulations, extensive drug-testing policies and safety measures that banned extremely dangerous moves and maneuvers, he said.

The plant owners have carried out extensive safety enhancement programmes, which have included measures to improve prevention, mitigation and control of design basis accidents.

Some state legislatures also are trying cut down on the rising number of adult suicides by encouraging stiffer gun safety measures and mandating more extensive training for social workers.