Sentence examples for today's safety from inspiring English sources

A Tate spokeswoman said it was now "extremely experienced" at staging large interactive art installations to today's safety standards.

"We all loved the E-Type Jaguars, but with today's safety regulations you can't build something that looks like an E-Type anymore," he said.

Despite the increased understanding of how accidents occur in the chemical process industry, today's safety measures and indicators do not prevent these accidents from occurring.

The paper illuminates the very voluminous international standard based on the intention that today's safety engineers and the automotive industry should be aware of it.

Another evidence-free meme from the forum was that today's safety net only treats poverty's "symptoms," as Rubio put it, suggesting it provides only immediate relief from poverty as opposed to an investment in the future of the poor.

But his portrayal of today's safety net deserves a broader look.

But what railwayman would be brave enough to say that in today's safety-mad world?

Those challenges to certification are supported by the fact that today's safety-related standard focus on single computing systems where spatial and temporal interferences are quite probable.

But this week's safety board hearings are the first by aviation experts.

In one scene, Hugo and Isabelle thrill at Harold Lloyd hanging perilously off a clock face in 1923's Safety First.

This should be an upgrade over last year's safety rotation, which often featured some combination of Josh Barrett (speedy but not dynamic), James Ihedigbo (steady but not at all instinctive), Sergio Brown (just a guy) and Matthew Slater (….a wide receiver).