The phrase "addresses safe" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the safety of addresses, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "We need to ensure that all addresses are safe from unauthorized access."
Alternatives: "secure addresses" or "safe locations".
The project will address; Safe learning Environments, Teaching and Learning, Conflict Sensitivity and Research Data Management and Evidence Building.
For supper back in Hvar, the best fish restaurant is Gariful on the harbour, and the only way to finish the day is with a cocktail at Carpe Diem, Hvar Town's spangliest address, safe in the knowledge that you're just a short stroll from home.
It's in the company's best interest to minimize spam and help pare down on email address churn – if users can manage to keep one permanent address safe from spammers, they won't have to change their main contact info frequently, which has benefits in terms of protecting the integrity of iTunes and Apple ID accounts.
Nursing training curricula must address safe body mechanics, injury prevention, and safety improvement.
Focus on schools Since 2002, UNICEF has remained committed to addressing safe water, sanitation and hygiene in Lao PDR, with a focus on community outreach as well as the needs of rural schools.
Hospitals and other facilities that use insulin pens and similar devices must have policies addressing safe use, with an active program to ensure that staff are appropriately educated, in advance of introducing these products, with active monitoring to ensure strict adherence to safe practices.
STI/HIV prevention efforts need to address safer sex practices while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Future risk reduction programs may benefit from addressing safer ways of meeting the needs expressed by the participants.
International and national policies and guidelines focusing on the SRH needs of HIV-positive people are finally starting to address safer conception needs [ 19, 20].
Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on "The Charlie Rose Show" on PBS last week that the White House strategy review addresses the "safe haven in Pakistan — making sure that Afghanistan doesn't provide a capability in the long run or an environment in which Al Qaeda could return or the Taliban could return".
