Sentence examples for of appropriate safety from inspiring English sources

The first step is choosing a child-safe car, one that can accommodate the proper number of appropriate safety seats, in their correct positions, for young passengers of every age and size.

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.

Thus, criteria for the assessment of appropriate safety distances were developed and implemented in layout design.

The importance of appropriate safety warning design and language in context of 'failure to warn' product liability litigation is stressed.

The development of novel foods, including foods derived from genetically modified plants, has generated considerable interest in the design and application of appropriate safety assurance measures.

The authors include suggestions for the integration of this knowledge in the design of appropriate safety and health interventions for older workers.

Although quite useful, a general problem with this concept has been that its key features, that is, the element of judgment required to define a NOAEL, and determination of an appropriate safety factor based upon the content and quality of the underlying database, did not allow a ready incorporation of dose response data to refine the estimate.

The proposed framework is useful for the identification of effective pedestrian safety actions, the prediction of pedestrian volumes and the appropriate safety design of new urban developments that encourage walking.

Findings included poor safeguarding documentation, lack of compliance with the school's own health and safety policy, lack of appropriate fire safety, children not being routinely able to contact parents in private, risk assessments not being consistently adhered to, and insufficient oversight of policies and procedures by the leadership team.

It found that PG&E had "identified actions that have been or will be taken to manage the effects of aging in the appropriate safety systems, structures, and components of the plant, and that their functions will be maintained during the period of extended operation".

The public health implications of CAM are far reaching and include regulation of the industry and protection of the public through appropriate safety and monitoring measures.