Occupational Safety And Health Act (OSHA)

Business / Real Estate / Occupational Safety And Health Act (OSHA): Congress created OSHA under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, which was signed by President Richard M. Nixon on December 29, 1970. OSHAs mission is to prevent work-related injuries, illnesses and deaths.
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Other Words for Act

Act Noun Synonyms: deed, action, undertaking, operation, step, move, feat, exploit, accomplishment, achievement
Act Verb Synonyms: behave (oneself), carry on, deport oneself, comport oneself, conduct oneself
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Other Words for Health

Health Verb Synonyms: condition, fitness, trim, fettle, form, constitution
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Other Words for Safety

Safety Noun Synonyms: safeness, protection, aegis, cover, shelter, security, refuge, sanctuary, safe keeping
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Pan And Tilt Head

Entertainment / Photography / Pan And Tilt Head: Tripod head allowing the camera to be tilted up and down or turned through a 360?° arc. MORE

Pancake Landing

Technology / Aviation / Pancake Landing: an aircraft landing procedure in which the aircraft is on an even plane with the runway. As the aircraft reduces speed and lift, it drops to the ground in a flat or prone attitude. MORE

Pan And Scan

Technology / Television (TV) / Pan And Scan: A method used to crop the picture frame of the original source material produced in a 'wide-screen' format, (any format wider than NTSC-analog's 4:3 aspect ratio) so it will fit a conventional (4:3) T MORE

Packers And Stockyards Act Of 1921

Business / Agriculture / Packers And Stockyards Act Of 1921: P.L. 67-51 (August 15, 1921) remains, in amended form, the basic authority for USDA to regulate marketing practices in the livestock, poultry, and meat industries. The law was enacted to prevent unfai MORE

P and L

Business / Accounting / P and L: See Profit and Loss Account MORE

P and S

Business / Finance / P and S: Purchase and sale statement. A statement provided by the broker showing change in the customer's net ledger balance after the offset of any previously established positions. MORE