Mara said he was told of two specific examples in which Condon, who represents dozens of N.F.L. athletes as a player agent, told players they could be seriously injured, perhaps permanently, because the replacements were not capably trained to guard their safety.
The ability of law enforcement officers to enforce the law, protect the public, and guard their own safety, the safety of innocent bystanders, and even those suspected or apprehended for criminal activity is very challenging.
They had to be separated by security guards, thus threatening their safety and the safety of the general public witnessing their actions.
Several high-ranking Shijiazhuang government officials have been fired for not guarding public safety.
While guarding New Yorkers' safety is urgently important, so is solving a financial crisis with crushing, long-term implications.
HEBDEN BRIDGE, U.K.--In a bill sent to Parliament on Wednesday, the British government revealed its long-awaited plan to establish an independent Food Standards Agency (FSA), charged with guarding food safety.
Key data being used to argue that Vytorin does not cause cancer come from two ongoing studies whose results would normally be known only by a top-secret committee charged with guarding the safety of patients in the trial.
According to Docker's VP of product Scott Johnston, there has always been some tension between developers, who just want to start adopting Docker and other new technologies, and the IT operations teams tasked with guarding the safety and reliability of the company's infrastructure.
"Olive Crest is dedicated to guarding the safety and well-being of the children we serve," the agency's statement read.
NEW YORKERS have long kept their facial expressions guarded, for safety, privacy or emotional safekeeping.
