Sentence examples for minimum safety standards from inspiring English sources

For instance, products are subject to common minimum safety standards.

The agency needs to be a lot more aggressive about setting minimum safety standards.

Indeed, the labels initially approved by regulators were seen as setting minimum safety standards that companies could then bolster.

The Federal Railroad Administration sets minimum safety standards, but specifics are largely left up to the railroad operators.

Do the F.D.A. and other federal regulators set minimum safety standards that states are free to augment?

Christopher J. McMahon, director of the Global Maritime school, pointing out that the ferry already exceeded minimum safety standards set by the Coast Guard.

Initial measurements showed that the steam had corroded the affected section of pipe from its original thickness of 0.4 inches to 0.06 inches, less than one-third the minimum safety standard.

Even when an automaker meets a minimum safety standard, it can still be required to recall a vehicle, said Allan Kam, who retired from N.H.T.S.A. as its senior enforcement lawyer and is now the director of Highway Traffic Safety Associates in Bethesda, Md. Automakers have a legal responsibility to make vehicles safe, he said.

For Airbnb, the giveaways are one way to improve guest stays and to show that its listings are held to a certain minimum safety standard.

The paper compares two alternative public policies: (1) levying post-crash fines and making shippers bear secondary liability for damages incurred in crashes, and (2) imposition of a minimum safety standard, in conjunction with a requirement to hold insurance, and assessing penalties for non-compliance with the standard.

The present study suggests that U.S. women are at risk for osteoporosis at U-Cd levels below the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) minimum safety standard of 3 μg/g (OSHA 2005) and even at levels < 1 μg/g, a concentration not associated with renal tubular damage.