Sentence examples for safety compromises from inspiring English sources

In the agency's eyes, "there were no safety-of-flight issues," and no safety compromises in the long history of debris strikes on the thermal protection system.

Plans for the first flight, by the shuttle Atlantis, are "milestone-driven, not calendar-driven," he said, and the agency will adjust the schedule for later flights to be sure there are no safety compromises.

Gary Brunson, the Energy Department's director of engineering for the treatment plant until his own resignation last month, recommended in a memo memo to Dr. Chu in December that construction should "be stopped to avoid further nuclear safety compromises and substantial rework".

This information is useful for the railway inframanagers as it allows to predict where safety compromises will be faced.

Developed nations continue to see employee health, wellbeing and safety compromised on almost routine basis.

Wright said: "We are not prepared to see public safety compromised.

The underground coal miners are being overworked and their safety compromised because of the nationwide hunger for cheap electricity.

"We are hearing too often about nurses having their safety compromised in the course of looking after obese patients.

The prisons minister, Jeremy Wright, said: "We're not prepared to see the failures of last summer repeated and public safety compromised.

As well as those operating out of state control, NGOs can have their work and staff safety compromised by government surveillance.

As our country has learned tragically, when government agencies fail to cooperate and share information, not only is public safety compromised, so is national security.