Sentence examples for guarantee a safe environment from inspiring English sources

At the Duke Diet and Fitness Center we do our best to guarantee a safe environment for all of our clients.

As reported by The New York Times, Knyckare's sentiments were strongly embraced after a wave of sexual harassment at other events in Sweden, including allegations of rape and 23 sexual assaults at the country's biggest music festival, Bravalla, which was canceled this year because organizers could not guarantee a safe environment.

More importantly, the Russian authorities must guarantee a safe environment; ensure the protection of civilians, as well as appropriate living conditions (including access to health services, sufficient food, shelter and sanitation) for this displaced population.

The environmental stewardship and awareness that fair trade can catalyse not only remediates the local environment, but also offers children opportunities to learn how they can protect the land and guarantee their rights to a safe environment for future generations.

But then she said, "It is the one time of a kid's day where he or she can be guaranteed to be in a safe environment, receive some sort of food to fuel the fire, and learn without barriers".

"We can at least guarantee that we can create a safe environment where female players can play without having to face harassment," Melcher said.

Omission of the second experimentation phase means no possibility to apply new frames in a safe environment, no guaranteed feedback of new applied actions and after substantial time relapse risk of losing conceptualised but not tested behaviours.

He added that the purpose of the statute was to guarantee that the child has "a safe environment, a drug-free environment".

The Council and the Commission must act in line with and in defence of EC legislation so that European citizens are guaranteed the right to secure food and a safe environment.

Yet, maybe we could learn something from the Cubans about the rights we deny many of our children -- a safe environment, decent health care, and schools that guarantee them high levels of learning.

Often called "the supreme law of the land," our U.S. Constitution guarantees the community of believers many protections to freely practice their religion in a safe environment.