Sentence examples for reasonable steps to reduce from inspiring English sources

"Network Rail is responsible for any damage that they may cause unless it can be robustly demonstrated that it has taken reasonable steps to reduce the risk of that damage occurring," the document states.

The agency "has failed to take reasonable steps. . . to reduce losses over the past several years," Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif). and Rep. Dennis A. Ross (R-Fla)., who leads a panel overseeing the Postal Service, wrote.

If a firm neglects its Duty of Care to its employees and doesn't take all reasonable steps to reduce work-related accidents, and you or a colleague is involved in an accident, the company might find itself facing a claim for any resulting injury or death.

Of course, physicians should take all reasonable steps to reduce avoidable errors.

"By agreeing to this settlement, the Navy acknowledges that it doesn't need to train in every square inch of the ocean and that it can take reasonable steps to reduce the deadly toll of its activities," said David Henkin, an attorney in the Honolulu office of Earthjustice, one of the environmental organizations that challenged the Navy's latest round of sonar training and testing, in a statement. .

This comes on the heels of a January announcement that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) would examine the potential human health effects of BPA in the food supply, and last year's FDA proclamation that parents should take "reasonable steps" to reduce their infants' exposure.

Some carmakers have taken steps to reduce the hazard.

It has taken praiseworthy steps to reduce its carbon emissions.

The bank also took steps to reduce risk.

Local governments have taken some preliminary steps to reduce pollution.

The police department is taking steps to reduce administrative costs.