Sentence examples for stringent safety rules from inspiring English sources
Also on Wednesday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee heard testimony on a bill that would prescribe more stringent safety rules for all high-risk wells, including the installation of redundant systems for shutting down wells in the event of a blowout.
That has been lessened in the past decade by stringent new safety rules.
Even in the case of products for which we have the most stringent of safety rules, such as prescription medicines and motor vehicles, we hear recurring reports of manufacturing defects and of product recalls.
Where are the stringent health and safety rules that the BBC holds so dear when they are actually needed?
Earlier this year the former chief minister of the Northern Territory, Adam Giles, came out in support of climbing the rock "with stringent safety conditions and rules enforcing spiritual respect", saying the benefits would be "obvious".
Fulfilling all of the stringent health and safety rules and broadcasting conditions was testing (this included a "scenario planning" session involving the police and emergency services where extreme possibilities including "death on the plinth" were explored) but we persisted and the net, the security guards and the portacabins became a statement of our current obsessions.
Some manufacturing has fled the country for lower labor costs and less stringent environmental and health and safety rules.
Drivers like the one who hit me and my friend and drivers like the one who hit Billal, have to be made aware of some basic road safety rules, be subjected to stringent enforcement of low speed limits, and restrained from drinking and driving.
Stringent safety codes strengthen the unions further by introducing a stickiness into the rules that govern hiring and firing.
The new rules in the deregulation bill will give local councils the power to approve motor races, subject to stringent safety tests.
