Sentence examples for safety common from inspiring English sources

Specific training is essential; in laboratory safety, common sense can only take you so far.

The third part describes the safety common model identified following the first elements of similarities for UGT (Urban Guided Transport).

Safety features common in the rich world, such as car seats for infants, are rarities elsewhere.

All we really want are sensible restrictions based on public safety and common sense.

SINCE the automobile got its first taste of gasoline, drivers' need for speed has often trumped other considerations, including money, safety and common sense.

However, we already play that higher role in the best workplaces and in policy areas such as the environment, pensions, skills and health and safety, where common advantage is clear to all.

A joint statement issued Sunday by economic ministers from the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations and China, at the end of their annual consultations, said product quality and food safety were common challenges faced by every country.

As a further warning against the urge to seek safety on common ground -- moving to the center, as it were -- the writer highlights the menaces of cliché by parodying the worldly-wise narrative interventions of an earlier era.

Over the past decade, I have watched as two presidents disregarded safety and common sense to impose arbitrary age restrictions on over-the-counter emergency contraception for women and teenagers.

Nearly every state has since reached the right conclusion, that Dreamers who now live here legally should be able to drive legally, too, as a straightforward matter of public safety and common sense.

Figure 4 presents the classification and main safety problems common to the countries analyzed.