Sentence examples for implementing safety measures from inspiring English sources
The current government has been blatant in its complete disregard for implementing safety measures for women and girls.
"The Los Angeles Police Department is committed to implementing safety measures to reduce the risk of injuries to both our officers and the members of our community, while improving trust within our communities," Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said in a statement.
After all, other organisational change imperatives such as driving cost efficiencies, implementing safety measures, investing in research and development and advancing technology and automation etc. have all moved on in leaps and bounds because the organisation has chosen to focus on these business activities.
Such analyses emphasize the urgency of implementing safety measures when pathogens enter globally traded products.
The Court held that Plaintiffs' negligence and gross negligence claims also failed under common law because MySpace did not have a legal duty to implement safety measures to protect Julie Doe from sexual assault.
"There are still many open questions here and we'll consult with safety experts, law enforcement and governments on the best ways to implement safety measures". BITS: House and Senate Democrat leaders unveiled legislation to reinstate Obama-era net neutrality rules that the Federal Communications Commission scrapped in a 2017 vote.
In particular, release scenarios of sulphuric acid, sulphur dioxide, sulphur trioxide, iodine, and hydriodic acid were studied in order to design and implement safety measures to protect the facility, the environment, and the population.
The sport's chaotic organization makes it nearly impossible to implement safety measures, such as requiring stringent qualifications for ringside physicians, or to alter systemic problems that lead to corruption, such as the practice of permitting those who are promoting a fight to manage one or both of the boxers appearing in that fight.
Labour London Assembly member John Biggs said: "The mayor must stop calling CS2 a Cycle Superhighway and encouraging cyclists to use it unless he urgently implements safety measures".
It's basically adding intelligence to a craft's landing apparatus so it can autonomously change its touchdown location, implement safety measures and so on, based on the actual local observed conditions.
