Sentence examples for mandating safety from inspiring English sources

Yet there are virtually no laws or regulations mandating safety measures in work zones.

There is no federal law mandating safety standards or inspections of rides at fixed amusement parks.

NASCAR was also responsible for mandating safety equipment in cars that, by 1970, had reached over 200 miles (320 km) per hour in nonrace conditions.

William Kramer, deputy director of the State Division of Fire Safety, said Mr. Roman's proposal would be the first such measure mandating safety managers.

Last year, Democrats pushed for the passage of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act, which would have increased the safety agency's financing and raised the maximum fine it could impose on carmakers to $200 million or $300 million, in addition to mandating safety improvements like the brake override and the event recorder.

After the San Bruno explosion, a California state legislator and a congressman introduced legislation mandating safety measures including automated shut-off valves, despite PG&E's claims that they offer marginal benefits because most damage caused by an explosion occurs within 30 seconds.

All new automatic openers have federally mandated safety features.

The courts stepped in to mandate safety measures, some of them life saving, when the legislatures refused to.

(Some other countries already mandate safety measures America does not, though it is not clear they would have made a difference in this case).

Once a worker is hired, that person must complete a federally mandated safety program, which Vista pays an outside contractor a flat fee of $7,000 annually to handle.

In its history, the E.P.A. has mandated safety testing for only a small percentage of the 85,000 industrial chemicals available for use today.