Sentence examples for mitigation and safety from inspiring English sources

The NRC report is "helpful to DHS," the statement says, but "we are concerned that some of the findings do not seem to account for mitigation and safety plans that DHS has already said will be put in place".

The L-moments and other statistical information derived from the study can be useful for important hydrological design considerations in connection with flood risk management, mitigation and safety; whereas the methodological framework of the study may be suitable for other small scaled catchment areas with high slope.

This study is an integral part of a comprehensive research program which investigated the vulnerability of structural framing systems to catastrophic and progressive collapse under blast loading and is intended to provide design information on blast mitigation and safety evaluation of load bearing vulnerable columns that are key elements in a building.

In your 2008 book Change We Can Believe In you promised, "An Obama Administration will...[s]ecure our chemical plants by setting a clear set of federal regulations that all plants must follow, including improving barriers, containment, mitigation and safety training, and wherever possible, using safer technology, such as less toxic chemicals".

Modeling potential domino scenarios in process plants includes the prediction of the most probable sequence of events and the calculation of respective probabilities, so-called escalation probabilities, so that appropriate prevention and mitigation safety measures can be devised.

Thus, it helps efforts to reduce loss of workers' life and the mitigation of safety costs arising from severe injuries, fatalities, administrative procedures, legal obligations and litigation costs and expenses.

The international seismological community has long recognized that the best approach to defending populations from catastrophic earthquakes is not through earthquake prediction, but through risk mitigation and the application of appropriate safety measures to prevent buildings from collapsing.

This approach promotes public involvement in governmental oversight and creates a distinctive obligation and accountability for U.S. regulatory agencies, which uniquely shape technical, safety, risk mitigation, and societal risk perspectives for siting LNG terminals.

There are existing occupational health and safety policies and practices that are either relevant for climate change mitigation and adaptation or that directly address the problem of heat in the workplace.

Risk and safety are not areas of high priority in the delivery room even if risk analysis and mitigation systems have been successfully and systematically introduced in various local settings, for example, in the UK (http://www.msnpsa.nhs.uk).uk

This paper proposes replacement of the gas furnaces by low-emission PBMR modules, and presents the safety concerns and risk mitigation and management options for this coupled system.