Sentence examples for safety fraud from inspiring English sources

Some authors suggest that there is an increasing trend toward refusals particularly in telephone surveys that can be attributed to time constraints ("too busy"), lessened sense of civic responsibility or sense of reciprocity, too many survey requests, and concerns about safety, fraud, and misrepresentation.

The focus of regulators and industry has been safety, and fraud has not been given the priority is should have been".

And that is remarkable, given that for years, Chinese consumers have been bombarded with reports about problems with domestic food safety and fraud: animals injected with illegal hormones to speed growth; eggs treated with poisonous dies; turbot, a popular fish, contaminated with unsafe antibiotics.

While brand safety and fraud prevention have been big topics in the online ad industry over the past couple years, Cheq CEO Guy Tytunovich argued that "first generation solutions for ad verification" aren't good enough.

In March, Congress introduced the Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood (SAFE Seafood) Act.

They petitioned the government, and last year, the Safety And Fraud Enforcement for Seafood Act was introduced, though it has not been enacted.

U.S. Representatives Edward Markey and Barney Frank introduced the Safety And Fraud Enforcement for Seafood Act (or SAFE Seafood Act) to the House back in July in an effort to fight the practice.

AARP and other groups are making available new do-it-yourself kits that people can download from CreateTheGood.org and use to help relatives or neighbors organize prescription medicines, arrange a home for safety, avoid fraud and address other needs.

"We certainly do not accept that we have to live with safety violations and fraud," Mr. Mirelson said.

The Tokaimura accident shocked the nation, and critics of the nuclear industry now say the government's condemnations of safety lapses and fraud may be too little too late.

Labour said there was a case for food safety and food fraud issues to be brought back under one roof.