Sentence examples for to avoid safety from inspiring English sources
Massey's cynical determination to avoid safety compliance and thwart regulators was "systematic, intentional and aggressive," according to the federal mine safety agency's final report.
He notes that to avoid safety issues, the app provides no information while a driver is in motion nor alerts them of when a green is switching to yellow or red.
During a hearing on Capitol Hill, Judy Chu, a Democratic member of Congress, from California, asked why Transocean had its headquarters in Switzerland, where it had a dozen or so employees, and why it registered its rigs in the Pacific: She said it raised the question of "whether such companies seek to avoid safety regulations by flagging the vessel outside the US".
Recommendations should be provided to avoid safety issues.
These suggest that appropriate current and temperature for battery should be choose in order to avoid safety problem, which initiated by internal heat accumulation of battery, and experimental thermo-electrochemical data for LiFePO4 cell should be included in thermal modeling.
To avoid safety issues, current marine operations safety protocols follow only the work procedures and technical structures of systems that are provided by the operator; regardless, research continues to report safety issues related to cooperative work within marine operational systems.
It is shown that most of the knowledge emanated from investigations of the comfort problem can be used to understand and avoid safety-relevant failures of the brake system.
To avoid onerous safety requirements and crash tests, Google Auto's cars would be lightweight low speed vehicles (LSVs), capable of a top speed of only 25mph.
Tessel Pauli, a spokeswoman for the Clean Clothes Campaign, dismissed retailers' worries about civil unrest as a disingenuous excuse to avoid improving safety standards there.
Even if we concede that mephedrone is commonly sold as a "plant fertiliser" – to avoid food safety checks – both the supply and the use of this "legal high" are, currently, lawful activities.
He made a nifty move to avoid Chicago safety Tony Parrish, twisting out of a tackle, then went into the end zone standing up for a 14-yard touchdown run Saturday night.
