Sentence examples for pressing safety from inspiring English sources

Goodell doesn't want Congress pressing safety issues with the N.F.L. and he doesn't want to alienate people with bigotry.

Republicans watching on television have criticised the Philadelphia convention for ignoring pressing safety issues, in a stadium devoid of the usual flags that tend to dominate US political sets.

argued dealers would suffer because recalls can take months to occur and can sometimes be ordered for not immediately pressing safety issues.

"Rather than acting as a deterrent, the US criminalization of marijuana drains precious resources, clogs our legal system, and distracts law enforcement attention from more pressing safety concerns," Steves writes on his website.

Chief Petty Officer Tom Sperduto, a Coast Guard spokesman, said the technicians had been busy fixing a more pressing safety matter at another lighthouse, which delayed their response to the Huntington Lighthouse.

The truth, as Schmitz said, is complicated, and Daisey's fabrications sadly cloud the real and pressing safety issues found in many of China's lesser suppliers.

George Atallah, the union's spokesman, said he believed there were more pressing player safety issues than the mandated wearing of certain pads.

All began with the premise that there is a pressing public safety need for cyclists to be more regulated, either compelled to take out insurance or pass tests, or in one instance to be "banned in cities".

But both yellow taxi fleet owners and livery owners say that they think the problem will persist, no matter how hard a line the taxi commission takes against it, because the agency has only about 200 taxi officers to cover all five boroughs and those officers usually must concentrate on more pressing public safety problems.

The special issue comprises 25 papers that demonstrate the use of driving simulators to address pressing transportation safety problems and includes topics as diverse as neurological dysfunction, work zone design, and driver distraction.

Also in April, Scott's op-ed in the Monterey Herald criticized  the lawsuit in regard to fixing pressing public safety issues.