Sentence examples for published safety from inspiring English sources

For example, she said, her group could not find published safety data on newer cosmetic ingredients like West Indian rosewood bark oil and white peony flower extract.

"Safety is paramount," said Steve Gustafson, president of the Professional Ropes Course Association, which developed and published safety standards for this growing pastime.

To date, the best published safety data we have on AndroGel as a treatment for andropause comes from a study of sixty-seven men who took the drug for an average of twenty-nine months.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency has distributed more than $200,000 in grants and published safety brochures seeking to minimize chemical exposures that could harm salon workers and customers.

(The company says the popcornmaker didn't follow published safety instructions).

Occupational safety and health organizations have published safety guidelines for the handling of ANDs as a measure to reduce unnecessary occupational exposures (OSHA 1986; OSHA Directorate of Technical Support 1995, 1999; NIOSH Alert 2004).

A company can create a new additive, publish safety data about it on its Web site and pay a law firm or consulting firm to vet it to establish it as "generally recognized as safe" — without ever notifying the F.D.A., Mr. Neltner said.

Soon, he said, Walmart would also publish safety audits of its current suppliers in Bangladesh.

The sentiment is consistent with other design and safety manuals and is supported by a series of consistent safety findings; however, most published lighting-safety research is focused on rural, stop-controlled intersections and is limited by several methodological issues.

The Ministry of Education (ME) published a safety manual for schools in 1999, updated in 2003 (ME 2003), which establishes a set of rules for safety against risks in the regular operation of schools, health and hygiene, fires, and earthquakes.

In 2012, when judo became compulsory in many schools, the ministry published revamped safety guidelines.