Sentence examples for fix safety from inspiring English sources

They might help unions press employers to fix safety hazards, lobby state legislatures for a higher minimum wage and push Congress to increase taxes on the wealthiest Americans.

The average fines for companies that fail to fix safety violations have decreased 68percentto to $2,448 in 2002 from $7,687 in 2000, she said.

She said the report showed Lee Iacocca, Ford's former president, stating that it was cheaper for Ford to settle cases than to fix safety problems.

The federal government has helped pay to fix safety hazards like toppled headstones, but not aesthetic problems like their deep gouges or discoloration caused by weeks spent lying in the red Georgia clay.

Federal officials said the penalty was the result of BP's failure to comply in hundreds of instances with a 2005 agreement to fix safety hazards at the refinery, the nation's third-largest.

Officials said Mr. Choudry sent an e-mail message to managers in the Philadelphia district office suggesting that the Wampler plant was a good candidate for an enforcement notice, which gives a company three days to create a plan to fix safety problems or face being temporarily shut down.

"Its safety experts are dedicated to finding and fixing safety problems, and they review 30,000 consumer complaints every year.

Some workplace experts estimate that fixing safety problems could cost at least $500,000 on average per factory, meaning that the countrywide price tag could easily exceed $1 billion over several years.

Over time, these cues will form fixed safety templates with some predictable cues and others linked to specific places or activities [20].

On Monday, NHTSA announced a public hearing on July 2 to determine whether Fiat Chrysler fixed safety defects rapidly enough during 20 recent recalls.

Neither had it fixed safety violations found at that refinery in 2009, four years after the fire, for which it paid another $50 million in 2010 and $13 million this year.