Sentence examples for safety target from inspiring English sources

Close to 2 million people in Fukushima are living in areas where the annual radiation dose exceeds the one millisievert per year safety target set by the government for the general population.

– Rupert Fausset, principal sustainability adviser at Forum for the Future Set targets: we have a road safety target in London but there isn't one at a national level – in my experience it does help focus minds.

Consequently, such risk matrices must be calibrated with reference to appropriate numerical risk tolerance criteria, or process safety target levels, to define appropriate risk reduction requirements.

Once this safety target is evaluated, an architecture is chosen during the design phase of the safety system.

The mayor's road safety target aims to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on the capital's roads by 40%, - 10,000 casualties - by 2020.

These projects have unified the railway safety operation strategy and established general safety targets and indicators and finally formed the railway operation safety performance indicators and safety target allocation methods [11], based on the common safety target, the common safety indicator, and the common safety method.

Biopure said yesterday that its manufactured substitute for human blood had met the major safety targets set by the Food and Drug Administration in a crucial clinical trial.

But Ratanawadee H Winther, of the Bangkok-based AsInjury Prevention Foundationion (AIPF) – working with the Thai government and key stakeholders to meet road safety targets – believes there are also cultural reasons, not least a seeming indifference to safety precautions.

Despite falling profits and shrinking shareholder returns, Dudley received a 25% total pay rise earlier this year which he accepted after implementing a raft of job cuts and missing safety targets.

The committee also rounded on Jan du Plessis, chairman of Rio Tinto, over top management receiving bonus payouts relating to hitting safety targets despite four deaths at the mining group last year.

Andrea Moffat, vice president of Ceres' corporate program, says the report shows companies are increasingly tying compensation to goals related to environmental or social regulatory requirements – such as meeting health and safety targets, air emission reductions or, in the utility sector, producing a certain percentage of renewable energy.