Sentence examples for safety ecological from inspiring English sources

There is no place where the battle over the value, safety, ecological impact, and economic implications of genetically engineered products has been fought more fiercely.

At the same time, society is increasingly demanding that we take a holistic view on risk management, embracing and balancing safety, ecological and socio-economic aspects.

These include the condition of the system, whether the utility is making necessary capital investments, for compliance, security and employee safety, ecological stresses for this particular water system and the quality and distance of the water source.

Whilst the group has previously been involved in other safety and ecological disasters, including the Texas City refinery scandal in 2005 and the Prudhoe Bay oil spill in 2006, it has seemingly compromised risk management.

"These sites have evolved since their early focus on urban greening to now include improvements to pedestrian and vehicular safety, creating ecological links and, most recently, storm water capture," Philip Abramson, a parks department spokesman, said in an e-mail.

But analysts have expressed doubt over the long-term prospects of biotech crops, because of consumer worries over their safety and ecological impact (Science, 26 November, p. 1662).

This methodology starts with the prioritization of the sustainability metrics (health and safety, economic, ecological and social components).

In recent years both technological developments and research activities in the fields of Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) have primarily focussed on motorised transport to improve safety and ecological (environmental) impacts by advancing equipment of vehicles and infrastructure.

The findings suggested that participants were moderately aware of the economic benefit of urban parks, and highly aware of urban parks' benefits regarding landscape beauty, social values, health and safety, and ecological conservation.

This debate is fed by arguments concerning patient safety and ecological safety in an era of increasing antibiotic resistance.

"It's public safety, public health, ecological health," Mr. Esty said.