Sentence examples for unsafe goods from inspiring English sources

There will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders.

"There will be more inspections to prevent counterfeit or unsafe goods from crossing our borders," the president said.

Dunham also urged UK retailers to remove unsafe hoverboards from sale or risk action under the Consumer Protection Act, under which the retailer can be held liable for any injuries caused by unsafe goods.

But it said the system as a whole "has not yet demonstrated that it provides value for money in protecting consumers from modern scams, unfair trading, and unsafe goods".

The strategic plan is right to urge that the system be organized to identify products that pose the greatest risk, like those from a country with a record of exporting unsafe goods.

Section 61 explains that the producer or importer, distributor or retailer of any goods is liable for any harm caused by supplying unsafe goods; a product failure, defect or hazard in any goods; or inadequate instructions or warnings provided to the consumer about possible hazards.

He also suggests that banning stores from giving away, and enabling the pervasive consumption of disposable, non-biodegradable plastic bags inevitably results in stores selling cheap, unsafe reusable goods.

Besides higher labor costs, Liu worried that his company and managers would not be welcomed and feel a backlash from the bad publicity about cheap and unsafe Chinese goods.

A neoliberal obsession with efficiency pervades the social fabric, whose less affluent strata aspire to the settled security of daily routine, while their wealthier counterparts still feel unsafe about their goods and personal welfare.

The NTS said its teams prevented £252m worth of loss to consumers and businesses in the past year and prevented more than 2.5 million unsafe or non-compliant goods from entering the supply chain.

The most recent National Trading Standards Safety at Ports and Borders report identified 1.2m unsafe or non-compliant goods, which could have caused 500 fires, 1,000 major injuries and 2,000 minor injuries.