Sentence examples for safety emerged from inspiring English sources

In the weeks after the blaze in April 1997, environmental safety emerged as a major issue.

In Brazil, the National Agency of Sanitary Vigilance prohibited the importation and use of the implants in April 2010, after concerns about their safety emerged in France.

This season, concussions and player safety emerged as an almost daily emphasis throughout the N.F.L., often concerning helmet-to-helmet hits that prompted heavy fines.

Behaviour-based safety emerged in the early nineteen eighties and is in need of an upgrade.

Oppositely, when active mobilization outside the bed is considered, major differences in perception of mobilization associated safety emerged within the various healthcare professionals.

Interestingly, "safety" emerged late in the process, and only through comparison with the IOM's generic description of quality of care [10].

"Most analysts see the election as a two-way contest between the BJP and AAP with price rise and women's safety emerging as key electoral issues, though the Congress is also looking to revive its fortunes in the 70-member assembly following a string of defeats last year," says the Hindustan Times.

Even GRAS additives that have been used in food for decades are now coming under fire as their uses expand and science doubting their safety emerges.

Hence, as the length of hospital stays become shorter, questions about patient safety emerge [ 11].

A culture of patient safety is believed to exist when a common understanding regarding patient safety emerges among staff [ 18].

Linkages established with established programs for food safety, emerging infections diseases, and unexplained illnesses will augment the overall bioterrorism preparedness efforts for many Category B and C agents.