Sentence examples for safety conducted from inspiring English sources
"The fact that pipelines run largely underground reduces their exposure to external threats," said a study concerning infrastructure safety conducted by the Congressional Research Service in 2002.
Seventy percent of Americans are expressing some concern about mad cow disease, according to a survey on food safety conducted in late December by NPD, which has been tracking food trends since 1980.
On Tuesday, Brendan Shanahan, the N.H.L. vice president for player safety, conducted hearings for Pittsburgh forwards James Neal and Arron Asham for their roles in Sunday's penalty-filled Game 3. Asham was given a four-game suspension for crosschecking Brayden Schenn in the throat and repeatedly punching him after he fell to the ice.
The Department of Building and Safety conducted an inspection of the property in January after neighbor complaints and found the unpermitted 9' x 30' bright red shipping container on Rhinehart's lot.
26 For example, a review of tolcapone global safety conducted by Valeant Pharmaceuticals International (data on file) showed that severe hepatocellular damage occurred in only 0.04% of patients over the past 7 years; most of those showing signs of liver toxicity showed elevated liver transaminases but no clinical signs or symptoms.
Based on the vehicle model information, the assessment of vehicle safety was conducted for three safety programs (ANCAP, Latin NCAP, U.S. NCAP).
These include the national traffic safety month conducted in September, and the national road safety campaign around the Lunar New Year (Tet) in January.
This did not happen when a European safety agency conducted its tests.
But, the report said, "no federal assessments of fire safety were conducted in 27 states".
The motorway's operator said a routine safety check conducted as recently as October had not revealed any structural faults.
She said the talks dealt, in part, with a review of Indian Point's safety, being conducted by James Lee Witt, former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
