Traditionally, their way largely kept everyone in his place -- in many ways by instituting the admirable social-safety nets some Americans consider socialist.
In Gawande's telling, what kept Flight 1549 from disaster after its engines failed was not any particular human effort but, instead, Sullenberger and his crew's admirable adherence to their safety and emergency procedures.
But others have come to Zimmerman's defense, saying he is an "admirable person," and that safety, not race, was his main concern that evening.
About a quarter of buyers like to pick their own at tree farms (with admirable disregard for health and safety, saws are supplied).Scott Edwards, who owns Maple Row, a former dairy farm in his family for 200 years, makes all his sales in the four weeks before Christmas.
With admirable bluntness, "Girls" exposes the financial safety nets that most stories about New York — and many New Yorkers — prefer to leave invisible.
It's admirable that HARD is willing to make in-game adjustments for safety issues but questions about the organizers' ability to map stages out effectively are fair game.
"The one thing that is admirable about their program is they don't have fits and starts," said Joseph R. Fragola, a space safety expert who has visited the space facilities in China.
This is admirable, as is the recall of these toys and the toy industry's request that Congress impose mandatory toy safety testing standards.
"The administration has shown admirable flexibility in making decisions concerning national security and has shown that it is willing, on occasion, to put safety over ideology," he wrote in The Washington Post.
Common sense would replace clipboards.A report on health and safety by Lord Young, part-written when the Tories were still in opposition and published in October 2010, smacks of the admirable spirit of that age.
