Sentence examples for safety dictates from inspiring English sources

Normally, safety dictates that flights be separated by five nautical miles or 2,000 feet vertically.

Subways, buses and taxis are used only when speed, package weight or safety dictate.

", Your left hand will check that the weapon systems safety catch is at SAFE, Dictated with the letter "S".

As the Internet of Things stretches into the Internet of You for monitoring health and safety, prudence dictates that homes will be tapped into us more directly.

In cases like that, Mr. Ehlers said, safety would dictate having a way to get back into the cockpit.

But the next morning, safety concerns dictated his decision to avoid his usual Long Island Expressway route to the train station and take Woodbury Road instead.

But mission safety rules dictate that flight controllers must always have the ability to direct the spacecraft's re-entry where they want to, over a remote ocean far from people.

The efficiency of the electrical distribution system at this power level requires a higher voltage and safety considerations dictate that a 42-V limit will be the most satisfactory standard.

Obviously we would have preferred to use a whittled hazel prong to tease our olives from the tree, such as the ancients did, and to bag our olives in rough hemp sacks, but nowhere in town sells whittled hazel prongs, and EU health & safety regulations dictate that all olives must be delivered to the press in standardised plastic bags.

The main effort of the present study is to analyze the availability and reliability of a high-performance linac (linear accelerator) conceived for Accelerator-Driven Systems (ADS) purpose and to suggest recommendations, in order both to meet the high operability goals and to satisfy the safety requirements dictated by the reactor system.

Logistic and safety measures dictated the long ramp period of about 10 h preceding the maximum exposure temperature.