Sentence examples for work in safety from inspiring English sources

Neurobehavioral, health and safety consequences associated with shift work in safety sensitive professions [Review].

Lights brought to dark tunnels so that workers may work in safety and train motormen may know they are there.

The meeting — confirmed by three people with knowledge of the meeting — was an attempt to clear the air so that Mr. Islam could continue to work in safety.

Lee is currently running a campaign to make sex work legal across Ireland, which she says will make it easier for women to work in safety.

The best way to honour the work of humanitarians in South Sudan is to work for peace; for an immediate end to all violence against civilians; for aid workers to be able to do their life-saving work in safety.

Originally scorned by the western networks, al-Jazeera is now their chief source of our knowledge in regions, such as parts of central Iraq, where it is impossible for a western reporter to work in safety.

Neurobehavioral, health, and safety consequences associated with shift work in safety-sensitive professions.

Giving an update earlier in the session, Milner told the committee that Facebook now employs over 7,500 people to review content — having announced a 3,000 bump in headcount earlier this year — and said that overall it has "around 10,000 people working in safety and security" — a figure he said it will be doubling by the end of 2018.

The use of numerical modelling is a "natural" step in today's engineering work, even in safety.

And while several early studies comparing patients' outcomes confirmed those suspicions, a recent study published in the journal Health Affairs validates what those who have actually worked in safety-net hospitals have long believed: Just as you can't judge a book by its cover, you can't assess the quality of a hospital's care by its decor.

In justifying its rationale, the court pointed out that the employees knew not only that they were working in a highly regulated industry but also that the regulations were an effective means of deterring those who worked in safety-sensitive positions from using drugs or alcohol.