Sentence examples for highlighting safety from inspiring English sources

But in a move that runs counter to the league's medical study findings, the N.F.L. announced last week, in a news release highlighting safety procedures toward player concussions, that teams should not return formerly unconscious players to the game or practice in which they were injured.

Its database was seized nearly three years ago, but the extraordinary nature of the information held has only now emerged, following an employment tribunal for one of the victims, Dave Smith, a 46-year-old engineer who had a 36-page file against his name and was victimised repeatedly for highlighting safety hazards on sites, including the presence of asbestos.

"The midwives are not saying to me, as the director of the Royal College of Midwives, that their service is unsafe, they are not highlighting safety issues".

This aim was partially achieved, and although the safety culture toolkit was perceived as useful for exploring and highlighting safety issues at a local ANSP level, further work is required.

In recent years, however, the remarkable division over safety and security as the main concern is fading away (see the Code(s) of Ethics), 4 with US groups highlighting safety concerns and European policy makers considering biosecurity governance measures of amateur biology [ 19].

However, many of the tools have yet to be used in quality improvement strategies and cycles such as plan do study act (PDSA) so there is a dearth of evidence of their utility in improving as opposed to measuring and highlighting safety issues.

Impressed by the Workers Defense Project's success in helping immigrant workers and highlighting job safety, the Ford Foundation and others have showered it with grants.

Managers higher up in the organizational hierarchy received the same information, coupled with synchronous data concerning the frequency of workers' safety behaviors, and highlighting co-variation of supervisory action and workers' behavior.

The pictures struck a chord, and Liu went on to photograph himself around China, highlighting issues such as food safety and mass layoffs in industrial towns.

Both Yadh Ben Achour and Kais Saied realize that the text is rife with impossible contradictions (a state religion and Tunisia as a civil state), severe omissions (the universality of human rights) and that highlighting these deficits could endanger their safety.

Discussions about the statement revealed that some respondents defined safety as environmental safety, highlighting security of materials, sports venues, and protection against loss or theft.