Sentence examples for general safety of from inspiring English sources
The second area of inspection, concerning the general safety of the building, is conducted by firefighters assigned throughout the city.
Nor is the general safety of nanoparticles fully understood, not least because they can react in novel ways.
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who earlier in the week had called for an independent investigation of activities on the island, wrote a letter to the Coast Guard expressing her concern over the incident and the general safety of the island.
He stressed the general safety of rail travel despite the accident, and said that any safety issues identified by the investigation into the crash by the Rail Safety and Standards Board would be considered by the government.
My mom, observing the cheerful mamas and papas in Riverside Park and the general safety of their surroundings, told me over the phone, "If New York had been like this when we were having children, we never would have left".
The role of ICT cannot be overestimated in the realization of these trends and plans, which should really be a breakthrough in the packaging industry and agricultural production and achieve food safety and general safety of life.
And learning about their classmates' food allergies is becoming a topic of general safety for children, along with looking both ways before crossing.
The best safety-performing countries were selected using a traditional way of comparing safety levels of countries by means of general safety indicators numbers of fatalities per population, vehicle fleet and kilometers-traveled, which were complemented by a "progress" indicator of the average annual percentage change in fatalities, for a certain period.
SCEM studies combine the advantages of event monitoring (of general safety and identification of unexpected risks of a medicine) with that of a more targeted safety study that addresses specific questions (to better understand known or partially known risks with a medicine).
Neither mode has done much to reassure the public of its general safety, or of the Administration's competence to enforce it.
Yet over 40% of them failed to meet the general safety guidelines of a good sunscreen.
