Sentence examples for periodic safety from inspiring English sources
The County Legislature, which held hearings on the topic last month, may also mandate periodic safety inspections of salons, which give out the same sort of ultraviolet light found in sunshine.
According to a statement released afterward, there was a consensus that countries with nuclear facilities should carry out stress tests and periodic safety reviews and that the role and missions of the International Atomic Energy Agency should be bolstered.
In the last two weeks, Judith A. Jacobs, the majority leader of the Nassau County Legislature, has asked the county attorney for a list of all property it owns or uses, requested that the county Health Department conduct periodic safety inspections of all county-owned buildings and asked for a full accounting of a county-owned warehouse at 404 Peninsula Boulevard in Hempstead.
The new policy, following a devastating fire in November that killed 112 workers at a Bangladesh factory, includes some positive changes like periodic safety audits, but it does not go far enough in imposing strict standards or in helping factory owners pay for improvements to protect laborers.
A periodic safety and health inspection is, by design, deliberate, thorough, and systematic.
Information regarding the positions and speeds of other vehicles in the same segment is received via the periodic safety messages.
One such stakeholder is the MAH who is required to submit Periodic Update Safety Reports (PSURs) to the national competent authorities for all marketed products.
Periodic assessments of safety are being performed by an independent data and safety monitoring board (DSMB) (Appendix E).
Periodic reassessment of safety data from such integrated analyses using incidence rates allows a standardized assessment of safety that can, over time, demonstrate any cumulative increased risk or new safety signals.
By Ben McGrath The violence of football has always been a matter of concern and the sport has seen periodic attempts at safety and reform.
They are: the need for a systematic approach to identifying events that could lead to accidents; robust measures to prevent those events progressing this far; and effective periodic review of safety analyses, to make sure they continue to meet high and continuously evolving regulatory standards.
