Sentence examples for tighten exposure from inspiring English sources
He predicted that industries would find cheaper ways than OSHA foresees to tighten exposure limits.
Some of the participants also saw various additional statements describing measures taken to protect against the potential electrosmog threat, such as "Following a precautionary approach, Switzerland has tightened exposure limits by a factor of 10 in areas where people are exposed for long periods of time".
Big banks are lightly regulated with regulators complicitly allowing a "pretend and extend" game of not recognizing the collapse of value in much of the commercial real estate sector -- while small banks which did not gamble on sub-prime are heavily regulated and many well performing loans to small businesses being called in to tighten the loan exposure of these institutions.
The issue arose because of a 1996 law that requires EPA to tighten limits on pesticide exposures to protect children.
According to Standard & Poor's, along with Landsbanki, Iceland's other two large banks, Kaupthing Bank HF and Glitner Banki HF, face high exposure as worldwide credit markets tighten up.
The standards would tighten depending on level of hazard determined through a "fire exposure severity zoning system".
He ordered a study of the bank's exposure and tightened its loan criteria.
Among them: conserving energy; cleaning up coal-fired power plants, dirty diesel engines and ocean-going vessels; and tightening ozone and particulate exposure standards.
The first of the PCP's annual reports to focus specifically on the environment's role in cancer, it called explicitly for tightening regulations on chemical exposure, but the IOM avoids any similar recommendation.
