Sentence examples for safety proposal from inspiring English sources

[C11.] Tire Safety Proposal Is Rejected The head of the White House Office of Management and Budget took the unusual step of rejecting a tire safety proposal made by the Bush administration's top auto safety regulators, saying their analysis was flawed.

As head of the traffic safety agency, he has the authority to set vehicle safety standards, though they are reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget, whose administrator, John D. Graham, rejected a tire safety proposal in February.

"It's really a safety proposal," said Dr. Jeffrey W. Runge, the administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, adding that improving fuel economy and energy security was a goal of the plan, but secondary to safety.

In his final months in Washington, Senator Frank Lautenberg was resolute in reintroducing a favorite measure of his: a gun safety proposal that would close a gaping loophole in the law that allows people on the government's terrorist watch list to buy guns and explosives from licensed dealers.

García calls claims like this an oversimplification of his campaign's public safety proposal, which called for adding 1,000 officers to the city's force of about 12,000, but also said: "Would I have placed as much emphasis on it today?

At Ameron Corp., for example, shareholders recently passed an environmental safety proposal with 52.7% of the vote, providing the board with a mandate to commission a report on the company's efforts to reduce environmental and health hazards associated with handling coal combustion waste.

[C5.] Hearing on Auto Safety Proposals An ambitious slate of auto safety proposals from the Senate received a skeptical reception at a House hearing.

Safety proposals are submitted to the Assembly by the Maritime Safety Committee, which meets annually.

Since then, Fox reporters have covered gun safety proposals and Fox commentators have reliably defended Second Amendment rights.

The latest rail safety proposals for advanced signalling are projected to save 83 lives over the next 40 years at a cost of £45m per life saved.

The Senate's safety proposals are aimed at upgrading the regulations for an era in which light trucks, including S.U.V.'s, outsell passenger cars.