Public safety involves hazards met in the home, in travel and recreation, and other situations not falling within the scope of occupational safety.
Forbidding the warrant and insisting on the subpoena instead when the custodian of the object of the search is not then suspected of crime, involves hazards to criminal investigation much more serious than the District Court believed; and the record is barren of anything but the District Court's assumptions to support its conclusions.
Risk characterization involves hazard identification, determination of dose-response relationships, and exposure assessment.
Given that low molecular weight thromboprophylaxis involves hazard (major and minor bleeding), 18 it is more appropriate to restrict prophylaxis to a smaller subpopulation of patients with risk factors of greater weight.
Shawn is a composer, a musical performer and a teacher at Bennington College — all occupations that involve hazards for the phobic.
Plastic prints can involve hazards from inhalation of plastic resin vapors (e.g. epoxy resins) and also from inhalation of decomposition fumes from drilling, machining, sawing, etc. of finished plastics.
All surveyed staff recognized that biomedical wastes involve hazards.
The measures could involve hazard identification or abatement, incident investigations, or the time it takes to close out of recommendations, among others.
In brief, a three-phased process involving hazard scoping, risk assessment, and implementation of prevention controls was systematically employed over approximately three years, followed by a one year observation period.
However, disaster risk is increasingly understood to be complex and multifaceted (involving hazard, exposure, vulnerability, and capacity), with interdependencies that may be overlooked and cause cascading effects over time and space (Gill and Malamud 2014, 2016).
However, the classes indicated by the equal intervals are unspecified and may include intensity or magnitude of unrest and eruptive activity, size of the area involved, hazard or danger, time to be spent at each level, and/or time before an eruption.
