Sentence examples for patterns of safety from inspiring English sources

As OSHA's own investigation files showed, McWane workers have been maimed, burned and killed year after year by the same patterns of safety and health failures.

Few spatially explicit approaches are available to evaluate how patterns of safety change throughout a city due to cycling infrastructure investments or other changes.

These work-centric social and technological sub-systems mutually enable and constrain one another in ways that largely determine the nature of work and, relatedly, the conditions and patterns of safety within which it occurs.

The lack of a common worldwide standard reporting infrastructure could also create difficulty in consolidating or detecting any patterns of safety findings, or determining whether an AE signal identified with one copy is necessarily detected by other marketed copies or the reference product.

It suggests a pattern of safety problems seemingly inherent in Babcock and Wilcox designs.

Altogether, 10 families have filed 11 wrongful-death lawsuits against the company, alleging a pattern of safety violations at the mine (a pattern the company denies).

"We have a problem with the refinery industry," said Rafael Moure-Eraso, chairman of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, an independent government agency whose investigations of refinery accidents have uncovered a pattern of safety lapses.

Members of both the House and Senate have introduced mine safety bills that would make it easier for the government to shut down mines that show a pattern of safety violations, but such legislation is unlikely to pass a Republican-led House determined to limit regulations on businesses.

If passed, the law would make it easier for the government to shut down mines that demonstrated a pattern of safety violations; boost civil and criminal penalties for dangerous mines; and, most importantly for people like Howard, institute stronger whistleblower protections for miners who stepped forward with safety concerns.

WASHINGTON, July 16 (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers said on Wednesday there was evidence of a "dangerous pattern" of safety lapses at government laboratories dealing with dangerous pathogens such as anthrax and avian flu that required a change in culture at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Furthermore, this literature review revealed no specific event or pattern of safety concerns to indicate a unique safety profile when GLP-1 RAs are combined with insulin therapy.