Sentence examples for rules on safety from inspiring English sources

As a truck, the Escalade is subject to less stringent rules on safety, emissions and fuel economy.

"All safety requirements for the friendly between Brazil and England have been complied with and, because of a bureaucratic failure, the appraisal from the public ministry that proves the compliance with the rules on safety at the Maracana have not been sent to Suderj," the statement read.

"All safety requirements for the friendly between Brazil and England have been complied with and, because of a bureaucratic failure, the appraisal from the public ministry that proves the compliance with the rules on safety at the Maracana have not been sent to Suderj," the Rio government said in a statement.

The guidelines on operator safety in cell culture presented here are meant primarily for private and academic research laboratories to be used in conjunction with local and national safety regulations and do not replace rules on safety within individual laboratories, as these vary according to local circumstances.

A German Interior Ministry spokesman, Stefan Paris, said the bloc's rules on flight safety needed to be changed before scanners could be used.

The White House must also commit to new rules on workplace safety, wage and overtime enforcement and proper classification of workers as employees versus independent contractors, a label that employers often misuse to deny benefits.

Pittsburgh remained a top team in the A.F.C. even though Roethlisberger, their star quarterback, was suspended for the first four games of the season and Harrison, their defensive cornerstone, was singled out in the enforcement of rules on player safety.

For example, jointly recognized rules on car safety or a single trans-Atlantic test for new drugs would cut costs for manufacturers and so should lower prices for consumers.

Some of the airlines had hoped that if an inerting system were required rules on electrical safety would be relaxed, but Mr. Hickey said this would probably not be true to any great extent.

Still, the June 1 deadline to start the public comment process places at risk of delay scores of potential regulations, including protections for the environment and rules on workplace safety and public health.

Here are some of the most important rules, called midnight regulations, adopted in the final days of the Clinton presidency: *The Labor Department approved new rules on workplace safety that would require millions of offices and factories to be redesigned and could cost American businesses, corporate groups say, more than $100 billion.