Sentence examples for grave safety from inspiring English sources
Companies cited for grave safety offenses manage to avoid penalties or threats of closure by gaming the appeals process, often for years.
Fire Department officials at the meeting tried to reassure the tenants of other buildings that they would not be forced out unless grave safety hazards were found.
Oracle, in a motion filed Oct. 2, had cited "grave safety concerns" for the American crew that would be sailing its big trimaran named USA in the vicinity of Iran.
A company controlled by Total and Chevron has been found guilty of host of grave safety failures that led to the Buncefield oil depot explosion and the largest fire in peacetime Europe.
Citing "grave safety concerns" for its United States-based crew that would be sailing a trimaran named USA within miles of Iran, the challenger BMW Oracle Racing on Friday asked a New York court to reject Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, as the port for the 33rd America's Cup.
They have also translated higher taxes into a cradle-to-grave safety net.
But in exchange, the Danes get a cradle-to-grave safety net that includes free health care, a free university education and hefty payouts to even the richest citizens.
For millions of Europeans, modest salaries and high taxes have been offset by the benefits of their cherished social model — a cradle-to-grave safety net which, in the recent boom years, seemed to grow more generous all the time.
That very issue has been hotly contested lately, with residents and business owners near ground zero expressing grave doubts on safety information and cleanup advice from officials.
A US diplomat went to see the Libyan foreign minister in alarm and "described the environmental disaster that could take place … We also are seeking a meeting with Saif al-Islam's aide … in hopes of ensuring that senior Libyan officials understand the grave security and safety risks".
As for private prisons, under former Attorney General Eric Holder, the Bureau of Prisons issued a memo that it would phase out the use of private, for-profit prisons, citing grave problems in safety, security, and oversight.
