safety standards

If you have safety standards at work, thank a union.

Very often, however, products coming from third countries do not meet these food safety standards.

They helped to form the basis for national and international safety standards.

We should establish safety standards for the health care system.

They are changes to a property to bring it up to local health and safety standards.

The first is that the highest safety standards possible are too high.

Front air bags were added to meet American safety standards.

At 18 of them, the levels exceeded Federal safety standards.

He said the company's safety standards were "the highest in the industry."

A large majority of this House was against the highest safety standards.

So action must be taken to maintain and improve safety standards.

The agency was responsible for many new safety standards on cars.

It has been involved in the development and improvement of safety standards.

In 1966, he developed the first set of automobile safety standards.

The agent did not meet safety standards, and the program was stopped in 2007.

Public transportation is limited and often has poor safety standards.

In my opinion, all this should also be part of these European safety standards.

It will be rebuilt at the park and brought up to safety standards, he said.

"Clearly, according to international safety standards, both products are safe."

They are not related to the safety standards for nuclear facilities.

The state has 1,473 school buses built before 1978 that do not meet national safety standards.

Federal officials believe vehicle fire safety standards do little, but no changes have been proposed.

Many of the centers "met no health care or safety standards," the report said.

What we should do, whatever happens, is lay down common safety standards for such products.

I appreciate everything that has been said about the need to maintain safety standards.