Sentence examples for higher standard of safety from inspiring English sources
In 1901, the Tenement House Act was passed, giving landlords five years to get buildings to a higher standard of safety and hygiene: toilets, for example, and running water.
Each item has a rating value ranging from 1 to 9, with higher values indicating higher standard of safety conditions.
As they are given to healthy individuals, a higher standard of safety is expected from immunizations as compared to other drugs [37].
Moreover, respiratory sensitizers are regulated to a higher standard of safety and control under REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) and other regulatory schemes than respiratory irritants.
Local and national laws were passed in an effort to set higher standards of safety and to force companies to install antipollution devices.
The oil industry is accused of a sharp double standard in its operations - of taking advantage of Nigeria's lack of environment law and weak regulation, while observing higher standards of safety and maintenance overseas.
We've done crash safety research and used results to bring higher standards of safety to the auto industry.
"This decision has been based on our new standards and our commitment to ensure the highest standard of safety and environmental preparedness in the world and our commitment to bringing science to all our activities in the Arctic," said David J. Hayes, the Interior deputy secretary who is coordinating the Arctic offshore drilling policy.
Also, the large run-off areas ensure the highest standard of safety.
Built in the 1970s, the harbour has been given Blue Flag status by the Foundation for Environmental Education in recognition of both its effort to protect the local environment and its high standard of safety and service facilities.
CNOOC Limited, which owns Nexen, has "an extremely high standard of safety," Nexen's senior vice president of Canadian operations Ron Bailey said in a press conference following the Long Lake explosion.
