"Today, the railways are safer than they have ever been, but our task remains to build on that record and always to learn any lessons we can to make it ever safer for passengers and those who work on the railway".
"Today the railways are safer than they have ever been, but our task remains to build on that record and always to learn any lessons we can to make it ever safer for passengers and those who work on the railway".
Like a virus that comes out of nowhere and knocks you off your feet for a few days, a virus that reminds us that evil exists, that no one's ever safe, that little kids die for no reason, that you can't trust even the most beautiful spring afternoon.
(This is never, ever safe).
The suit states that Watts' supervisors "do not believe that it would ever be safe for her to return to road patrol" and that Watts believes if she ever need police backup in an emergency, it would not be provided.
"It seems highly improbable that he will, after the expiry of 27 years, or indeed ever, be safe for release".
"Even if the state committed billions of dollars to a clean-up project, it is virtually impossible that the area will ever be safe for human habitation," he said in a statement.
Other objections can stem from a deep sense of responsibility toward humanity as a whole, or from the conviction that even acceptance of work under military orders acknowledges the principle of conscription that should be everywhere condemned before the world can ever become safe for real democracy.
I do not know an America that did not target me and I faced questions of identity and belonging at age 8. My concerns were less to do with the playground at school and more to do with whether this country would ever be safe for a boy like me: a boy with brown skin, now with a full beard, and a round turban.
