Sentence examples for more safety measures from inspiring English sources

But while there are examples of eroding underwriting standards, more safety measures now exist than before the downturn.

Surely, if the city can afford to revamp Times Square and add disability ramps, they can consider diverting revenue to more safety measures.

In 1998, he wrote to the Department of Transportation seeking more safety measures in the area, which is just west of Hunter's fine arts building, where Mr. Dibble worked.

MANHATTAN: ALARMS URGED FOR LIVERY CABS -- The killing of a second livery-cab driver over the weekend has led to renewed calls by a taxi drivers' association for more safety measures.

Video of the accident appears to confirm that.Questions will be asked about whether more safety measures could have been applied to a route that only opened up, in its current high-speed form, 18 months ago.

The officials said that the plea for more disclosure — particularly of off-balance sheet holdings — and for more safety measures, such as requiring institutions to hold more capital and maintain larger cash reserves, is to be issued by the Financial Stability Forum, a body representing regulators and ministers from around the world.

Such studies are likely to provide a more in depth explanation of the precursors of behaviour and would therefore enhance the development of more effective safety measures (be it through safety campaigns aiming at the reduction of motivational factors, be it through updates of the environment improving pedestrian traffic conditions).

HIGHWAY SAFETY -- More stringent safety measures are instituted, including the first performance standards intended to reduce rollovers.

The market demands splashier displays and the Gruccis have adopted more elaborate safety measures.

After that spill, tankers were forced to follow more stringent safety measures, and the owner of a rig or vessel was made legally responsible for cleaning up a spill.

In Finland, more effective safety measures are therefore recommended to reduce the fatality risk.