Sentence examples for responding to safety from inspiring English sources

Responding to safety concerns, a Home Office spokesperson said: "The bill requires that any designated police volunteer must be considered by their chief constable to be trained, capable and suitable to carry out their role".

Responding to safety concerns in the sector shipping minister Stephen Hammond said he had been assured by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency that "in the busy summer months, thousands of personnel transfers at sea are safely carried out".

The company says its biometrics – combined with access control and video monitoring systems – will ensure smart cities are able to rapidly respond to safety incidents when required.

Mr. O'Keefe said the Columbia Accident Investigation Board had made it clear that it would recommend numerous changes in how the space agency assessed and responded to safety issues.

Over the years the pesticide industry has responded to safety concerns with a number of initiatives to reduce the global death toll from pesticide poisoning.

In addition to the outputs of such databases as EudraVigilance, the regulatory agencies respond to safety signals emerging from independent research and from observations of clinical practitioners.

Look at the way that Toyota responded to safety-problems with its car brakes by going into a collective huddle or how Lehman Brothers tried to cope with its meltdown by expressing loud-mouthed defiance.There are signs that Western firms are taking cultural sensitivity more seriously.

Lax Penalties New Mexico's racing industry — the tracks and their regulators — has been unusually slow in responding to the safety alarms.

Their plan calls for "shared accountability" in responding to those safety problems: the companies would work closely with the factory owners, the government of Bangladesh and various government and aid agencies to figure out ways to finance safety improvements.

The researchers say that this may reflect an "implicit sexism" that gets in the way of understanding and responding to public safety messages.

The government is under growing economic and political pressure to show it's responding to the safety crisis.