Sentence examples for in-depth safety from inspiring English sources

With or without the rubber seals, the lack of nitrogen-purging equipment, which led to the hydrogen explosions, was a major failure in the "in-depth" safety strategy.

But he said Somatics could not afford an in-depth safety study that the F.D.A. could require if it left the devices in the high-risk category.

Kevin Gardner of Walmart told the Guardian, in an email said that it had "taken a number of actions that meet or exceed other factory safety proposals" including strengthening safety standards, a "zero tolerance of unauthorised subcontracting" and "in-depth safety audits and remediations" made to every factory directly making its products.

Saying it was unwilling to sign on to the broad safety plan embraced by more than a dozen European companies this week, Wal-Mart said its factory monitors would "conduct in-depth safety inspections at 100 percent" of the 279 factories it uses in Bangladesh and publicize the results on its Web site.

In-depth safety analysis is needed to understand the relationship between roadway geometric design, access features, traffic characteristics, and safety.

"These include strengthening safety standards for factories, a zero-tolerance policy for unauthorized subcontracting, increased transparency, and requiring that in-depth safety audits and remediations be made to every factory directly producing product for us in Bangladesh, reflected in the cost of the goods that we buy," Gardner said.

A "defense in depth" safety design, which protected public health when the Three Mile Island accident occurred, is built into nuclear plant structures and operating systems.

The current AREVA Gen 3+ PWR designs (EPR™ and ATMEA1) are based on the proven defense-in-depth safety concepts inherited from their predecessors, the French "N4" and the German "Konvoi" reactors.

In both cases the plants have active and passive safety systems constituting in-depth hybrid safety (IDHS).

In those examples active safety systems and passive safety systems function independently and constitute in-depth hybrid safety (IDHS).

It is concluded that more in-depth fire safety research related to the fire safety of big constructions in the Asia-Oceania regions should be carried out to meet the new challenges.