Sentence examples for regulators for safety from inspiring English sources

India, the second-largest exporter of over-the-counter and prescription drugs to the US, "is coming under increased scrutiny by American regulators for safety lapses, falsified drug test results and selling fake medicines," the daily says.

However, they also present a major challenge for regulators since safety assessment criteria, designed for conventional agents, are largely inappropriate for cell-based therapies.

The lawmakers also called for a larger budget for safety regulators and proposed federal criminal penalties for any future cases in which companies might be found to have sold products with lethal defects.

The disclosures came during a day of hearings on Capitol Hill at which lawmakers called for a larger budget for safety regulators and proposed federal criminal penalties for any future cases in which companies might be found to have knowingly sold products with lethal defects.

Aviation experts said the examination of such changes reflected what could end up being a difficult calculation for safety regulators: Will there be a way to ensure the safety of the batteries if they cannot tell for certain what set off the problems on the two planes?

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry METII) oversees the regulator and is responsible for safety issues.

For regulators, comparative safety assessment is the driving principal of GM crop safety assessment.

State regulators imposed an additional $810,000 for safety violations, an amount the company has contested.

Investigators determined that Pacific Gas and Electric was to blame for a leak, but federal and state regulators never cited the utility for safety violations.

But they did not disclose the pattern to government safety regulators for four years, out of concern that private lawsuits would be compromised.

Many parents may be willing to spend more in the name of safety, especially in a world where defective ignition switches and exploding airbags manage to escape the attention of safety regulators for far too long.