• Government health and safety regulators rarely impose new costs on businesses.

• The more interesting question is whether there is any economic difficulty in combining immigration and a social safety net.

• Not a single particle leaked radioactive material-strong evidence of the fuel's safety.

• If enacted, chemical companies would be required to demonstrate the safety of their products before marketing them.

• Vietnamese refugees run for a rescue helicopter to evacuate them to safety.

• The surrounding walls also offer an extra element of safety for wood-fueled fires, which can send up sparks.

• We fully support people's right to protest, but there are things you'll want to avoid doing for your safety and others'.

• Fears about the safety of mobile phones are overdone.

• Students will read about the basics of tornado safety.

• We are thankful for our safety though, and our thoughts are with those affected by this devastating earthquake.

• Apollo's directors worry about theft, corporate spies and their own safety.

• For safety reasons, make sure the point of the pin is always covered.

• Our current obsession with thin has caused some problems with respect to safety.

• Synthetic pesticides pose a range of risks to human health and safety.

• Two things come to mind in figuring out a long-term solution to nuclear power generation safety.

• Here's something this consumer does want: food safety.

• Families with small children will want a boat with safety railings.

• Safety spiels were given and children were closely monitored.

• His safety measures consist of washing the fish and keeping it cold.

• Cloth diapers have come a long way from safety pins.

• While they never actually go into the enclosure with the bears for safety reasons, they are able to interact with them.

• Practice the basics at beaches with lifeguards, who can advise on local conditions and safety.

• Most of us who fly regularly don't worry much about safety.

• Be sure to review wildlife and bear safety tips before your departure.

• Wow, someone who's child has autism isn't convinced of the safety of vaccines.

• Rushby believed that the cats actually used a relay system to drag bodies into the safety of the bush.

• Best of all, they have the best safety video of all time.

• Each player can draw up to four cards, discarding the first three cards face-up into one of three safety piles.

• His company is one of the world's largest suppliers of sophisticated force-measurement devices for vehicle safety tests.

• Planning the show and ensuring artifact safety have been gargantuan tasks.

• Last year's highway law requires rewriting many of the nation's regulations for road safety.

• Create an avalanche from the safety of your computer.

• They could hear our footfalls inside the cabin, which would send them running into the darkness and safety of the woods.

• If there is a disturbance to the nest, rattle-ants pick up bunches of their brood and move them to safety.

• They are not even anywhere in a thought proccess to help ensure the safety and longevity of these or any birds.

• They can spread out more on the ground, instead of gathering together for safety.

• As archaeologists worldwide help recover looted artifacts, they worry for the safety of the great sites of early civilization.

• Government agents had used undercover sting operations involving health and safety programs to round up illegal immigrants.

• But adopting safety initiatives and weapons-related policies can be a significant part of eliminating the risks of violence.

• Food producers and consumers alike rely on government to give the safety stamp of approval.

• As multiband radio for public safety proceeds, the digital spectrum for it still lags.

• The press release neglected to mention anything about safety concerns with these tires.

• Safety nets can save lives, but they also can encourage dangerous behavior, an economist writes.

• Deferred-maintenance projects and those that address safety issues are excepted, as are projects paid for with private donations.

• New facilities use everything from guns to temperature extremes to test the safety of photovoltaics and other.

• The food safety bill and the long cost of foodborne illness.

• Driving safety advocates urge pet owners to restrain their dogs while traveling in cars.

• Knowledge of dining service sanitation and safety requirements is also essential to the position.

• Safety is as critical in hybrid vehicles as in conventional ones.

• Only a tiny fraction of the compounds around us have been tested for safety.

• Japan's nuclear establishment has devoted vast resources to convince the public of the safety and necessity of nuclear power.

• My instant reaction to his presence concerned the safety of the other students in the room.

• The firm says subcontractors have to comply with safety and quality standards specified for each toy.

• Ensure that a hybrid car meets your safety requirements.

• Several headline-grabbing accidents have shone light on chronically poor safety records.

• The female frogs carry their tadpoles to safety atop the leaves until they grow into frogs.

• Volvo's long been at the forefront of vehicle safety.

• Some are not instructed in when to change the filters on their safety masks.

• Trying to address concerns over the safety of its younger users, the online networking company rewrites the rules of engagement.

• High-rise construction is layered in safety regulations and equipment.

• It accompanies this article on road safety in this week's issue.

• Visit the site in safety through this extraordinary photographic essay.

• We have excellent schools, brand new library and public safety buildings, even a skateboard park.

• Let the drones take the lead, fighting this conflict from the safety of the skies.

• The federal government has had to tweak its safety rules and weight guidelines to reflect the fattening of the nation.

• Nonetheless, there are limits to the government's commitment to road safety.

• Less than two years old, the sanctuary gives the chimps nearly one hundred acres of tropical rain forest to roam in safety.

• But its use in humans has been hampered by safety concerns, including some fatalities in clinical trials.

• Gradually, he sought safety in the brotherhood of gangsters.

• Industry boosters claim the safety benefits outweigh.

• Two industry groups respond to a recent editorial on the regulatory approach used to monitor the safety of medical devices.

• Again, be careful of the local wildlife, for your own safety and theirs.

• With that and a prayer, the skipper was able to steer the freighter to safety.

• Workers who complained about codified safety violations were reprimanded and, occasionally, fired.

• Trade groups representing makers of toys and other child products are trying to quash new safety regulations.

• Now you can meet one up close-from the safety of your computer, of course.

• Our mental maps of risk and safety rely too heavily on imaginary boundaries.

• Before the bombs came, everything of value was moved to safety.

• Many cars have undergone significant safety improvement since then.

• Responses to a recent article about the oversight and safety of the pipeline system crisscrossing the country.

• Know before you go: budget and safety tips that won't limit your park experience.

• It was implemented at a time when airline safety focused on bombs in checked suitcases.

• Waugh's number one safety tip is to stay in public when you're traveling alone.

• The few health and safety laws that are marginally pertinent to such chemicals are not nearly as precautionary.

• In terms of public safety and crime deterrence, experts say that more light is not necessarily better.

• Reports accidents promptly and corrects minor safety hazards.

• We are the beacon of hope and safety and freedom that the world looks to.

• In my town, on the edge of the gas patch, the old middle school still hosts safety training for coal miners.

• The tribes chose isolation in the forest for safety reasons.

• Seeing the magazine damaged by torpedo fire, he went above decks to help the wounded to safety.

• We are briefed on helicopter safety and given a helmet with a cord to plug into the helicopter's voice system.

• Create your own avalanche from the safety of your computer.

• Jake works on a brilliant safety feature he came up with himself.

• After a routine rescue by the safety kayakers-their only action of the event-Henry was back on his way.

• Korean soldiers as a guarantee of safety upon surrender i also found old pictures.

• British authorities had reported problems with the ship's watertight doors, lifeboat maintenance, and fire safety measures.

• Those that do find safety within an anemone community enter it as a tiny post-larva.

• And since you can't have safety without accountability, traceable produce makes sense.

• Tie the lion's mane around your hood and secure it with safety pins.

• Mercedes-Benz is famous for pioneering advanced safety technologies.

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