Sentence examples for implementing new safety from inspiring English sources

Among the accomplishments of the session were raising the state's minimum wage to $7.25 per hour, increasing the speed limit on major state highways to 70 mph, and implementing new safety requirements for social workers and coal miners.

Although these meetings focused on implementing new safety interventions, they may have influenced the sustainability of the bloodstream infection intervention.

When he learned that more sailors died from drowning -- because they couldn't swim -- than from enemy fire, he was allowed to implement new safety guidelines and a training program to teach seamen how to stay alive in the water.

They also picketed the docks to ensure departing ships carried radio operators and then marched on Parliament to meet ministers, who ordered trawler owners to implement new safety arrangements with immediate effect.

Last May, Facebook announced that it had forged a deal with Attorneys General from 49 states to implement new safety and privacy rules (MySpace had adopted similar measures a few months earlier).

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said in a news release Sunday that the extended moratorium on deepwater drilling was needed to provide time to implement new safety requirements.

The disaster led to major changes in maritime regulations to implement new safety measures, such as ensuring that more lifeboats were provided, that lifeboat drills were properly carried out and that radio equipment on passenger ships was manned around the clock.

BP said it replaced its top executives, developed a new spill response plan, implemented new safety and training protocols, rewrote its internal code of conduct urging employees to "speak up," shared "best practices" with others in the industry, and held itself "accountable for its role in the accident," which the company said in its report to the EPA could not be traced to a "single cause".

Furthermore, although the industry has implemented new safety programs, neither the injury rates nor costs have declined significantly, with 2012 having the second highest costs in the five-year time span [ 1].

Implement new technology to support food-safety initiatives Implementing new forms of technology to support restaurants' food-safety initiatives is getting easier with the creation of various initiatives and devices.

One complicating factor is that the Bryne JAG is related to public safety, and Congress can't impose its will on municipalities in a way that would force them to implement new public safety measures.