Sentence examples for many safety measures from inspiring English sources

Officials have revamped many safety measures, including taking into account the possibility of food poisoning and attacks by aircraft, Mitt Romney, the president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee, said yesterday.

Workers were unlikely to have been exposed, however, because the samples were handled under enhanced biosafety-level 3 conditions, which includes many safety measures such as workers wearing protective suits and respirators.

The Center slammed the hospital for failing to meet many safety measures, including securing narcotics such as the ones Kwiatkowski used on himself.

Radiation oncologists, together with our treatment teams made up of physicists, nurses, radiation therapists and dosimetrists, have many safety measures and protections built into our systems to avoid errors.

The concept of risk 'compensation' or 'homeostasis' has been debated following the introduction of many safety measures in many sports such as American football, 14 15 cycling 16 and even on the introduction of the automobile seat belt.

But many other safety measures are simple and cheap.

With that provision all but finished, Senate Democrats have been zipping through a flurry of meetings to game out not how many gun safety measures they can push to the floor, but rather which, if any, could survive.

In March, Smith & Wesson, the nation's largest maker of handguns, agreed to a "code of conduct" outlining many of those safety measures in exchange for being dropped from the litigation.

Child road safety has predominantly been improved due to higher seat belt use and many implemented local safety measures such as campaigns and physical safe routes to school projects.

I'm sure that someone could put together a ridesharing platform that works in a limited function, but I doubt it will offer enough trips to make it worth a driver's time, affordable rides or the many accountability and safety measures provided by Uber and Lyft.

A great many gun-safety measures on the books today date to those two pieces of legislation, which together mandated licensing for handgun dealers, introduced waiting periods for handgun buyers, required permits for anyone wishing to carry a concealed weapon, and effectively prohibited the sale of the only gun banned in the United States today: the automatic weapon (or "machine gun").