Sentence examples similar to safety competition from inspiring English sources

A display case holds trophies the power plant won in global safety competitions.

No statistical difference between complete reporters and under-reporters was found for the use of injury and illness data to award prizes in safety competitions or including injury and illness data in bids for contacts or subcontracts.

There are, of course, concerns about public safety and competition with government or private workers.

The American said his thoughts were only with Wilson, an extremely popular driver in the paddock who speaks on behalf of his peers regarding safety and competition.

Determining the impact of the demands is important to assist maintaining or enhancing physiological and psychological components of performance and to maximize safety and competition outcome.

But Cordis is looking to address both widespread concerns about stent safety and future competition in the multibillion-dollar market for the devices.

The New York Times has an interesting article about a marathon rule that forbids the use of music players in the name of safety and fair competition.

"We still care about public safety, universal access, competition and consumer protection," Rosenworcel said.

"While I appreciate regulations (fair competition, safety for children, protecting creators' intellectual property)," Burkard can't help but imagine a "wild west scenario with discount goods".

"He has extensive experience with automotive safety and airline competition issues, including before the Department of Transportation," the White House said in its announcement.

"Park Safety" suffered from competition from CBS footage of the first round of the 2010 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament, which drew 10.32 million household viewers during the 8 30 p.m. timeshot it shared with Parks and Recreation.