Sentence examples for upholds safety from inspiring English sources

Even worse for SeaWorld, the ruling upholds safety abatements demanded by OSHA in the original violation.

Instead, he was fond of mocking Al Gore for presiding over a regulatory bureaucracy that had (in his telling) one agency to uphold safety standards for pepperoni pizza and one for plain.

"It's very concerning because engineers have a professional responsibility to uphold safety for the public".

Or are we behaving irresponsibly and unethically, reducing ourselves to a lynching mob in our attempt to uphold safety and democracy?

Scottish Trans Alliance has worked in partnership with the Scottish Prison Service to develop policies and procedures that respect the rights of trans people in custody, while upholding safety and fully recognising the complexities of managing people with challenging offence histories.

By fulfilling its objectives, the project contributed to a stronger research culture upholding safety and ethical values at the university.

As partners in the learning process, educators are responsible for guiding and evaluating students' development of entry level competencies to uphold safety standards.

Upon obtaining individual informed consent and upholding safety, confidentiality and privacy, patients and material at MNH are also available for education and research since it was established as a University Teaching Hospital by an Act of Parliament.

The ministry has said it upholds high safety standards, did not prematurely end the rescue and is participating in a transparent investigation.

The New Zealand model – which these proposals draw on – was enacted in 2003, and since then has been endorsed by organisations such as Amnesty International, the World Health Organisation and the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women as the legal framework that best upholds the safety and rights of people who sell sex.

The positions of those who uphold vaccine safety and those who assail it have at this point thoroughly saturated the news media; what more is there to say?