The main causes are easy access to moving parts of machinery, lack of safeguarding, absence of lockout procedures, inexperience of workers, bypassing safeguards, lack of risk assessment, lack of supervision, poor machinery design, unsafe working methods, no clear instructions to workers on how to intervene safely on machinery as well as modifications to machinery and to control systems.
The speed of the arms race between India and Pakistan in particular is matched only by the absence of safeguards that might stop a cold war turning hot.
In the unregulated world of fantasy sports, it is also about the absence of safeguards to protect problem gamblers and younger adults.
With its absence of safeguards, the "boundless 'global war on terror' " that Mr. Obama vowed to end threatened not only our image in the world but our democracy as well.
A recent OSCE report said October's election showed Belarus had a "considerable way go to" on democratic standards, noting the absence of safeguards against multiple voting, limited choice available to voters and the uneven playing field between Lukashenko and his rivals.
The "data management" category (items 10 14) documents the presence (or absence) of safeguards to ensure HRH data were cleaned, validated, updated, and rendered usable for analysis and dissemination.
Much of the variability in results is due to the different protocols used, differences in definition of hypoglycemia, as well as methodology of its detection and report, presence or absence of safeguards against hypoglycemia in the protocols, local training level of the personnel administering the protocols, and selected patient population.
Interestingly, the increased level of IF1 and its association with the ATP synthase subcomplexes could be a safeguarding mechanism that explains the absence of ATP hydrolysis under physiological pH conditions in Lrpprc knockout heart mitochondria.
Due to the absence of legal safeguards, and the stigma, divorce is rare in Afghanistan.
At worst, the absence of police safeguards increases the likelihood of vulnerable people experiencing miscarriages of justice.
Edward had nominated Walter Giffard, archbishop of York, Philip Basset, Roger Mortimer, and his trusted clerk Robert Burnell to safeguard his interests during his absence.
