Sentence examples for safety acts from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the association between the neighborhood physical environment and adults' readiness to encourage children's use of local playgrounds, and the extent to which perceived safety acts as a mediator, can inform efforts to increase children's physical activity.

The law, the Patient Safety Act, is intended to encourage reporting of errors.

Throughout next month, officers will issue warnings to drivers found violating the law, called the Distracted Driving Safety Act.

This push is spearheaded by the Water Hay Oats Alliance, which introduced the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act to Congress last year.

Mr. Ditlow said that the principle behind the original Safety Act of 1966 was that manufacturers were not trustworthy.

The agency's current administrator, Dr. Sue Bailey, called the new law "the biggest vehicle safety act since the 1970's".

Even the staunchest proponents of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act admit that its chances of federal adoption are slim.

These requirements are similar to those in "Megan's Law" and the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act in the United States.

The Rider Safety Act, which went into effect on Jan . 1 requires that riders follow posted safety rules or face a misdemeanor charge.

A law that takes effect this month in New York State, the Internet Dating Safety Act, requires sites to post common-sense safety tips, like "meet in a public place".

Around one-third of the bills, with names like the Abortion Patients' Enhanced Safety Act and the Women's Health Defense Act, were written by A.U.L.