Sentence examples for jeopardised safety from inspiring English sources

Heathrow executives said that the protesters had jeopardised safety at the airport and needed to face the consequences.

"The absolute disregard to the use of standard material and equipment has also seriously jeopardised safety of venues," he said.

Dutton said he provided information "as it was available to us" but said releasing details of the operation as it was under way on Monday could have jeopardised safety.

This year, say officials, there will be no reduction in numbers, in order not to jeopardise safety standards.

These authors explain the background to the concept of non-technical skills that was first adopted in relation to the behaviours of airline pilots and could enhance or jeopardise safety.

Care Quality Commission chairman David Prior said a rift between managers and clinicians was jeopardising safety and blocking improvements in care.

The Fire Brigades Union said if it was felt cutbacks were jeopardising safety, union members would be mobilised.

Labour said its members on the fire authority voted against the proposals because they believed they would jeopardise safety.

Des Tidbury said if more than £2m was cut from the fire budget over the next five years, it could jeopardise safety.

Speaking from Shanghai, the BBC's Martin Patience said that the accident had led to accusations that authorities "were jeopardising safety in the rush to modernise".

"This jeopardises safety and puts patients at risk: there is clear evidence that death rates go up if patients requiring admission remain in emergency departments for hours whilst they wait for ward beds to become available.