Sentences with phrase «safety valve»

When women in some countries have more than six children, while others have barely more than one, trading people is an obvious safety valve for both sides.

Running backs saw one target for about every three carries in 2014, and they are frequently used as safety valves.

This would act as a democratic safety valve giving a new party a voice in parliament, but would be no substitute for winning constituency contests.

This jack also features a built - in internal safety valve and vent plug to ensure safe operation.

Other important issues include the use of offsets and so called safety valves (e.g. price ceiling / floor) to regulate allowances prices.

It proposes safety valves that will ease the cap if it threatens to have a noticeable effect on energy prices.

Regarding your comment about a «psychic safety valve», just because something is true in one way does not mean it is not true in another way.

However, it's also a good safety valve on the RRSP — as a young person you can start saving for «the future» with your RRSP if you want without needing a detailed plan on saving for a house versus saving for retirement, the HBP (and the flexibility of the TFSA) will let you focus on saving and sorting the details out later.

Its stock valuation has dropped by more than half since July 2015; in January, it posted its first full - year loss since 2008; and one of its many tranches of bonds — one specifically designed to be a high - risk, high - reward safety valve in times of trouble — has recently begun to crash.

«Allowing refiners to make an early transition to winter - blend gasoline could quickly increase fuel supply and provide a much needed safety valve with negligible air quality impacts.»

For instance, if a highly unpopular bill made it through Parliament thanks to blatant corruption and there were armed rioters in the streets, the monarch would probably be able to provide a constitutional safety valve by refusing assent to the bill on the advice of a senior minister with some security responsibilities.

Challenging jobs in Engineering consultancy firms, As a process engineer should be able to use softwares like HYSYS, HTRI etc, Evaluaiton of safety valves scenarios, PFD, P&ID, To review Vendor documents, IPDS and EPDS

Their supporters argue that the schools provide a much - needed safety valve for students who don't work well in conventional settings and prefer to move through courses at their own pace; critics worry about the quality of the online courses and fear they take the onus off of traditional high schools to meet the needs of all students.

Simple = safety valve passing Football is based on so many more variables more then ozil keeps the ball well.

The plan for LIRR riders to survive the so - called summer of hell will test their resourcefulness and ability to adapt, relying on safety valves like buses and ferries in case something goes very wrong, transportation experts said.

Cuomo said that there will be a minimum wage safety valve: After three years, the state budget department will conduct a study to see if the higher wage is having a negative impact on the Upstate economy.

Why don't people just realise he's playing poorly not through playing wide - ish but because he's weak at times doesn't look that bothered and plays safety valve passes I expect better from him.

Conservative, fast growing states, like Arizona ($ 46.6 million in 2009), Florida ($ 104 million in 2011), Nevada ($ 16.5 million in 2015) and Texas ($ 41 million in 2010) apply for these dollars because they know charter schools are providing an important safety valve for school districts that are bursting at the seams with students.

In fact most sensible people would see pronography as a very reasonable safety valve to balance the libido.

The assisted suicide ideologues at Compassion and Choices — formerly the Hemlock Society — pretend that their agenda is very limited and constrained, merely a teensy - weensy safety valve for use when nothing else can be done to relieve suffering.

The Baby bundle swim and float baby seat contains non-return safety valves and four separate air chambers.

In turn, the products» safety valve systems are instrumental in avoiding too much fluid or air being ingested by the feeding baby.

As Stef Vandeginste has previously argued, power - sharing in Burundi can be considered at most a «fragile safety valve,» to some extent limiting but ultimately not preventing the consolidation of power in the hands of the dominant party.

Cuomo speaking with reporters earlier in the day spoke of a potential safety valve of sorts that could potentially limit the impact of a wage increase based on economic conditions.

There's also one other safety valve: After 2018, the governor's budget director can suspend any wage hikes if there's evidence that the hike is hurting New York's economy.

The Financial Times reported a «migration safety valve» would allow limits on EU free movement rules on the grounds of public security, public policy or public health.

In effect, it can function as a de facto safety valve in the workplace, allowing whole organizations to self - lubricate and blow off steam.

When the use of blocking software is mandated by Congress as a condition for funding, the requirement that libraries unblock websites or disable filters for adult users functions as a First Amendment safety valve.

Urban parks act as simple but socially vital safety valves for ordinary men and women to release some of the pressures of daily life in the city - especially for those who find themselves living in treeless informal settlements or featureless tower blocks.

One could say too much extra heat at the earth surface will greatly excite the hurricane safety valve (maybe too much, too often) but not enough heat will be jettisoned to the troposhere and will remain to melt glaciers, warm air currents, disrupt preciptation patterns and, in general, muck up the system

During that time, the EPA and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should do further planning for the necessary infrastructure to make emissions cuts practical and introduce «the «reliability safety valve» as proposed by the ISO / RTO Council.»

Long considered to be the planet's ultimate safety valve for excess carbon dioxide - drawing down close to 25 % of all anthropogenic emissions - the oceans may not prove as effective at storing the greenhouse gas as they did during the last ice age,

The discretion to refuse pro bono costs is an important judicial safety valve, and should not be overridden carelessly.

The judge has no discretion to go lower than the minimum required by statute, unless safety valve in a drug case or a substantial assistance motion that can only be filed by the government.

To flesh it all out, and to include safety valves for truly complex or novel matters, would take a thread long enough to encircle the globe.

Equipment of Abrasive Blast Cleaning, compressor, Abrasive pots, impregnated hoses, release safety valves with certified calibrated gauges according to all safety PPE, e.g. dead man handle with standard remote control along with all attached equipment as specified in given provided client specifications.

Managed and oversaw operating activities onshore involving safety valves, packers, expansion joints and other down - hole accessories during completion of oil and gas wells.

A highly talented Boilermaker with huge experience in constructing, assembling, maintaining, and repairing stationary steam boilers and boiler house auxiliaries; aligning structures or plate sections to assemble boiler frame tanks or vats, following blueprints; assisting in testing assembled vessels; directing cleaning of boilers and boiler furnaces; inspecting and repairing boiler fittings, such as safety valves, regulator...

Studies have suggested serious insufficiencies in the safety measures at the installation, including lack of safety valves to prevent the mixing of water into the Methyl isocyanate tanks which started the evolution of the toxic gas, and the failure of scrubbers to treat the gas leak — apparently they were out of service for repair.

Parochial schools could operate as safety valves for the public schools but this is often not the case.

But some point out that the industry can save money and provide a safety valve to meet demands for more incarceration without hiring unionized prison guards who will prove near impossible to let go if prison populations are reduced.