Sentence examples for safety expenditures from inspiring English sources

The department calls for reforms "to make our public safety expenditures smarter and more productive".

A whopping 93percentt of the $9 billion yearly price tag is solely lost tax revenue -- only 7percentt accounts for unemployment insurance or other social safety expenditures.

It argued that private railways should be free to cut costs by closing loss-making lines and services, introducing super-peak fares to tackle overcrowding, offering cut-price options such as standing-only carriages and determining an appropriate level of safety expenditure.

"Yet overall spending on local roads has fallen by 9% over the past three years with road safety expenditure down by as much as 20%.

A balanced-risk design is one in which the risks of failure in different modes are balanced against one another in such a way that the total risk is minimised, for a fixed overall safety expenditure.

It's developed the world's first "firewall" for SIM cards which ais in child safety, corporate expenditure control, voice and SMS spam control (lease God!) amongst others.

Mr. Prior, who had ordered a new $12,000 high-resolution color display for his Cessna, agreed that "there definitely is a keep-up-with-the-Joneses dynamic in the pilot community," but said that he and other pilots felt that improved safety justified the expenditures.

Segmented regression analysis for interrupted time series was used to examine the associations between two price regulations, two new drug entries (cyclooxygennase-2 inhibitors) and the rofecoxib safety signal and expenditures and utilization of all NSAIDs.

When compared with CH, DH care for elderly diabetic patients with hyperglycemic crisis is an efficient practice in terms of expenditure, safety, and metabolic control.

"And sadly, expenditures on safety and security had been a lower priority.

Plaintiffs' lawyers argued that reducing the number of inmates was the only way to relieve overtaxed prisoner health care systems and that re-entry programs, reduced sentences and credits for good behavior could sharply reduce the prison population without harming public safety or increasing state expenditures significantly.