Sentence examples for image of safety from inspiring English sources

It's an image of safety and mutual trust.

But Mr. Conway's admissions, and similar allegations against him by other union officials, seem at odds with the image of safety and integrity the city seeks to present as part of its overhaul of construction oversight.

B1 Home Invasions Taint Suburbs A rash of home invasions by masked robbers with guns has shaken the image of safety in the Long Island suburbs and led the police in Nassau and Suffolk Counties to announce the formation of a joint unit to stop the crimes.

Since cosmetics have been one of the amenities of life, unlike medicine, natural products have been utilized for cosmetics, generally giving the image of safety and relief compared to synthetic products.

Caption: Image of safety pin with words superimposed "You are safe with me.

The oil spill associated with BP in the Gulf of Mexico resulted in a moratorium on all drilling, by all companies and damaged the image of safety and environmental responsibility of the entire industry.

It is this attitude that has created an unsafe environment of rape, child abuse, molestation by family members, dowry deaths, acid attacks et al. Though the country has evolved a lot and is trying hard to project a picture-perfect image of woman safety and gender neutrality, the realities on the ground are quite different.

Perhaps after viewing these videos observers will have more realistic images of the safety and comfort of Israelis compared to the pain and suffering of Palestinians.

Once the individual enters a social situation, self-focused attention, negative images of self, safety behaviours and any other strategies that maintain anxiety (see Clark & McManus, 2002, for example) will simply serve to confirm the original negative view of self.

Open image in new window Figure 20 Variation of safety factor of the pillar with advance of line of extraction.

They have steered clear of trouble by paying attention to the N.B.A. tenets of image safety: Don't talk to strangers at the concierge desk; look both ways before crossing a stripper; and count to 10 before perjuring yourself.