That means that food safety may be compromised.
The most compelling reason is that little is worth keeping private when someone's life or safety may be at stake.
However, this Saturday's Little Stoke parkrun has been cancelled owing to fears that safety may be jeopardised by the number of supporters planning to attend, organisers said.
Warning that patients' safety may be at risk, the article suggests that government agencies or private insurers step in to regulate the field.
"Health and safety" may be all very well, but there is a problem about "the attitude which lies behind the quest for these benefits".
Safety may be at a premium these days, but even the most risk-averse investor may want to avoid parking substantial funds in bank savings accounts.
The godsend for LeBron's sanity and safety may be Cleveland Coach Paul Silas, known to be soothing amid chaos, a man with a Joe Torre temperament.
The second phase, in which the rich world is turning stingier and possibly more protectionist and lenders are scurrying to safety, may be harder.
"Additional safety may be available at a lower cost to the public," Dr. Graham said in his letter, and added that the "indirect" system, as it is called, could also encourage installation of antilock brakes.
Yet this tour may be my most memorable: for this emptiness, for the fear that seems to alter subtly every desert and street scene, as if all safety may be a mirage.
A19 Disability in the Workplace The Supreme Court unanimously ruled the Americans With Disabilities Act does not require employers to hire people whose health or safety may be put at risk by the job.
