Sentence examples for weak safety from inspiring English sources

The recent London high-rise fire showed how disastrous a weak safety code can be.

A weak safety culture is mentioned as a one of the causes of this tragic event.

In retrospect, though, it seems clear they presided over the creation of a dangerously weak safety culture.

In countries with both strong and weak safety nets, consumer insolvency law has become the treatment of choice for new financial risks confronting consumers in the 21st century.

Given the country's weak safety net, we should expect that the movement of jobs offshore will remain a political issue even if insourcing is significant.

(Of course, the transfer of these jobs to poorer countries comes with a host of problems like weak safety standards and labor rights violations).

The AARP said his bill could lead to weaker safety rules, put residents at risk.

In order to maintain its position at the forefront of global innovation, the authors contend, the United States must maintain an economic system that provides great rewards to successful innovators, which "implies greater inequality and greater poverty (and a weaker safety net) for a society encouraging innovation".

The Czech Republic, Israel, Italy and Serbia can be interpreted as having the weakest safety cultures.

On this scale, SIL 1 is the weakest safety requirement and SIL 4 is the most restrictive.

As a result, TANF emerged from the downturn an even weaker safety net.