"This is really reassuring to the American people who might want to know the money they are putting in safekeeping with people like you is not quite in safekeeping," Steven Pearce, Republican of New Mexico, remarked, adding that he agreed with Mr. Capuano.
Two small packets, tied with twine and sealed with red wax, "appear to be filled with paper" and have been put in safekeeping "until they can be opened and studied in a proper conservation laboratory," a report noted.
My grandmother was not only facing her own demise, she feared that all she had worked for and what she represented would disappear, unless the things that mattered were put in safekeeping.
But the house is in dire need of restoration, so until it can be put in better shape the 4,000 books it once held have been removed for safekeeping to Brown University.
Officers' guns go off unintentionally or by accident for a variety of reasons: wrestling with suspects, cleaning the weapons, leaning on holsters — even once, in 1996, when a gun was put in an oven for safekeeping.
The fossils were put in the fort in 1939 for safekeeping.
Patrons have to surrender even their cigarettes, which are put for safekeeping in lockers, along with the usual array of weaponry carried by some Afghan visitors.
The roughly 2,500 drawings in the growing collection must be put away for safekeeping, like special-occasion china or holiday paraphernalia, yet available to be taken out when the circumstance demands.
Back in '99, I was in general population and I got beaten and raped by a few Aryan Brotherhood dudes, so I was put on safekeeping.
So it's not just about the immediate "What are the police doing?", it's about looking at housing arrangements, making sure that the person who has been put into the safekeeping thinks: "There's going to be an end to this very soon and my children are going to back in their environment".
