Sentence examples for safety marks from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is there should be assurance to consumers whether it's an F.D.A. symbol on prescription drugs or something like the well-known safety marks.
In a statement Wednesday, the National Chicken Council, an industry trade group, argued that the GAO report "affirms continuous improvement" in processors' workplace safety marks.
- (PL) Mr President, the discussion about safety marks has been going on for years.
One of our main successes has been the preservation of the tried and tested national safety marks such as the German 'GS' symbol.
I would like to point out here that, in joining the EU, Poland was told repeatedly that it was not to incorporate the safety marks of other countries into its national system.
So it was important for us that the EU approach be followed and the principle of non-discrimination be respected in the new legislation through the inclusion of a prohibition on the introduction of new safety marks other than CE.
Ranieri has done his best to focus efforts on Leicester reaching the supposed Premier League safety mark of 40 points.
Wigan rarely threatened either but their manager, Malky Mackay, will not be complaining after picking up a precious three points that move his battling side to within six points of the safety mark.
In this more democratic season Ian Holloway needs to aim above the traditional 40-point safety mark but it would require a collapse of Australian cricket proportions for them not to collect 12 more from 18 fixtures.
Whatever their feelings, by 1989 it had been established that there was some truth in Currie's fears; a subsequent investigation led to a change in hygiene and storage and, later, the introduction of the British Lion safety mark, which now applies to almost 90% of UK-produced eggs.
In case there is another train on the same track and it strays within that safety mark, the ACDs on both trains will automatically apply the brakes and the locomotives are brought to a halt to prevent collision.
