Sentence examples for be safe for release from inspiring English sources
"It seems highly improbable that he will, after the expiry of 27 years, or indeed ever, be safe for release".
"The portions we released today we felt were safe for release, and we didn't believe they contained any surreptitious messages or coded signals that would be designed to alert parts of the terrorist network," he said.
But Mr Justice Henriques said: "So rampant are your views, so excitable your temperament, so persuasive your tongue and so imbued with energy are you, it's quite impossible to predict when, if ever, it will be safe for you to be released into the public.
These findings taken together may suggest that the extended-release tacrolimus formulation is likely to be safe for de novo use in a routine clinical practice setting.
It's gotta be safe, for starters.
Most should be safe for healthy people.
The Internet can be safe for children!
Sentences are based on justice, not prediction that felons are safe for early release to the community.
Ecological risk assessment is now mandatory in a growing number of countries and, regardless of their effectiveness to control pest populations, only natural enemies that are safe for the environment should receive approval for release.
The success of non-viable vaccines may ultimately hinge on advances made in developing new delivery systems that are safe for use in humans and that release antigen slowly from a depot.
