Sentence examples for safety reducing from inspiring English sources

"High incarceration rates and longer-than-necessary prison terms have not played a significant role in materially improving public safety, reducing crime or strengthening communities," Holder said.

Until we have sufficient research to shed light on their safety, reducing the body burden of pesticides and other pollutants is a reasonable goal.

These advances hold promise for increasing vehicle safety, reducing injuries, and making the driving task more comfortable.

Interest in precast construction system has been growing due to the emphasis on improving work zone safety, reducing construction time and environmental impact, while maintaining quality.

Based on these results, the chemical silanization method for urease immobilization is successfully replaced by remote NH3 plasma treatment, which has advantages of improving process safety, reducing environmental pollution, and lessening the process time.

This paper deals with the program for the introduction and exploitation of space technologies based on the ERTMS/ETCS (European Railways Train Management System/European Train Control System) architecture bundling the EGNOS-GNSS infrastructures in the train control system, in order to improve performance and enhancing safety, reducing the investments on the railways circuitry and its maintenance.

This will improve driver, passenger and pedestrian safety, reduce congestion, pollution and remove stress for car users.

All agree that eliminating grade-level crossings would increase safety, reduce traffic snags and eliminate much of the noise from train horns.

That would be part of the permanent and consistent architecture of lanes needed to increase safety, reduce car traffic and encourage more people to ride.

Transport minister Claire Perry said at the time of Cable's announcement: "Driverless cars have huge potential to transform the UK's transport network – they could improve safety, reduce congestion and lower emissions, particularly CO2.

"Driverless cars have huge potential to transform the UK's transport network – they could improve safety, reduce congestion and lower emissions, particularly CO2," said the transport minister, Claire Perry, who committed to the regulatory review of road law.