Sentence examples for substandard safety from inspiring English sources

Davis-Besse's underlying problems -- the plant was frequently cited for substandard safety practices -- were legendary, yet nuclear safety officials did little to rectify them.

The debate on space safety is focused on international co-operation to preserve the space environment, preventing unfair commercial competition because of substandard safety practices and ensuring acceptable risk.Around 200 spacecraft have been abandoned in orbit.

Even though the central government is determined to crack down on illegal coal mines that have substandard safety measures, the "underground" mining keeps going on all across the country.

The CSB released its final report on the catastrophe in 2014, citing a "substandard safety culture at Tesoro, which led to a complacent attitude toward flammable leaks and occasional fires over the year".

In a confidential cable to Washington, Henry V. Jardine, a career foreign service officer and former Army captain, expressed blunt dismay about India's "notoriously weak" worker protections and substandard safety procedures around mines.

Following an investigation on substandard safety regulations stretching back to 2003, China executed the head of its food and drug administration for taking $850,000 in bribes from substandard medicine manufacturers, and the owner of Mattel's biggest supplier hanged himself in his toy factory.

But attention to manufacturing processes, materials and testing can be substandard, increasing safety risks.

Vaccination with substandard injection safety in some countries can do more harm than good.

Investigations later established that substandard operating and safety procedures at the understaffed plant had led to the catastrophe.

Counterfeit goods, such as fake pharmaceuticals, tainted baby formula and substandard tires, present numerous safety and reliability concerns for consumers and organizations around the world and drives prices up for consumers purchasing legitimate goods.

Collectively the four approaches in Table  2 suggest that the propensity of health markets in LMICs to deliver products and services that are inaccessibly priced and/or are substandard in terms of safety, quality and/or efficacy emanates from a number of constraints.