Sentence examples for of sufficiently protective from inspiring English sources

The report also claimed that the factory had poor fire safety in its dormitories, lack of sufficiently protective equipment, verbally abusive managers and the "absence of a functioning labor union".

Despite all of these sources of uncertainty, however, our analysis suggests that the current standard of 50 microg/L is associated with a substantial increased risk of cancer and is not sufficiently protective of public health.

The FSA considers that they are sufficiently protective of the heath of the general population (and vulnerable groups such as infants and young children) on the basis of the current scientific evidence.

This work indicates that the current PM2.5 mass-based standard might not be sufficiently protective of public health and that estimates of the health benefits of reducing PM2.5 air pollution may well have been significantly underestimated in past PM2.5 mass-based health effects analyses.

But as the general chance of underestimating the risk by more than a factor of 2 seems to be low for the majority of cases, an IF of 2 currently seems sufficiently protective.

They organized a vote of no confidence against Vincent, claiming that he was not sufficiently protective of the owners' interests, and was too soft on labor.

The decision tree can provide information on current combined exposures and identify when combined exposures are of potential concern and when using chemical-by-chemical assessments are sufficiently protective of human health and the environment.

As a worst-case scenario, these findings suggest that the typical intraspecies uncertainty/safety factor of 10 commonly applied to a threshold dose (Pest Management Regulatory Agency 2007) is just sufficiently protective of very young children who have average or above average glucuronidation capacity.

The letter, authored by Henderson and 24 colleagues, read in part: "[T]he members of the CASAC Ozone Review Panel do not endorse the new primary ozone standard as being sufficiently protective of public health.

These recently published findings indicate that the accepted migration limit [recently set by the European Union (ECB 2003)] of 30 ppb BPA from polycarbonate or resins into food and beverages is not sufficiently protective of human health.

Honor crimes tend to occur, activists say, when men feel pressed by their communities to demonstrate that they are sufficiently protective of their female relatives' virtue.