Congress has already asked N.H.T.S.A. to study the fuel consumption savings and safety ramifications of expanded use of these vehicles.
When the Ministry of Defence (MoD) stopped officially investigating UFOs in 1969, the Civil Aviation Authority decided to continue looking at UFO reports from airline crews and air traffic controllers to determine any flight safety ramifications.
Make sure you account for the legal and safety ramifications of whatever you decide to do.
The nuclear industry, which just a year ago had been wildly optimistic about the prospects for a "nuclear renaissance," is now hobbled by concerns over the health, safety and financial ramifications of the ongoing nuclear disaster at Fukushima.
6 The appropriate referral of patients to secondary care has important clinical, safety, quality, and economic ramifications, not only for general practitioners working in the UK's "gatekeeper" system but also globally.
By agreeing yesterday to rule on whether provisions of the District of Columbia's stringent gun control law violate the Second Amendment to the Constitution, the Supreme Court has inserted itself into a roiling public controversy with large ramifications for public safety.
Cloning has generated much ethical discussion in applications for animals and humans alike, with implications ranging from concerns about a violation of animal welfare (Fiester 2005) to human safety (Lane 2006) and the ramifications of 'playing God' (Chadwick 1982).
If you cut a service, there are ramifications for health, for safety and for protection".
Yesterday, very impressive scientists discussed the ramifications of Earnhardt's safety belt having been severed on the left side.
Having fiercely protected his secret identity for years to protect his beloved Aunt May and Mary Jane Watson, Spidey knows all too well the value of privacy and safety, as well as the personal ramifications of his real name becoming common knowledge.
In recent weeks, labor leaders have increased their visits to Albany to press their case with lawmakers, arguing that cuts to the labor force, particularly in areas of public safety, would damage New York City, with economic ramifications for upstate.
