Sentence examples similar to keeping mine safe from inspiring English sources
Advocates like Oppegard argue that the state inspections are essential to keeping mines safe, since federal officials alone don't have all the resources and legal powers necessary to adequately monitor all the nation's mines.
In his letter to Labor Department employees, Obama said Bush appointees had thwarted the agency's mission of keeping workers safe, especially in mines.
Demars justifies the valley's commercial development as keeping it safe from timber, mining and water interests, but that development also has led to the arrival of more than 3 million visitors annually, ensuring that virtually no one today can achieve the "Yosemite experience" that once made the place special.
Keeping animals safe, they argue, helps keep people safe, too.
In the end, as end-to-end encryption meets the ad-supported commercial reality of Facebook, it is likely that we will see a dawn of a new era of on-device encrypted message mining in which Facebook is able to mine us more than ever under the guise of keeping us safe.
When Abbott talks about the objective record he is talking about three things in particular – stopping the boats, axing the carbon and mining taxes and the vague notion of "keeping Australia safe".
Thus, this research strongly recommends for monitoring the water quality in every 6 months or annually around this industry which might be positive for keeping the safe environment and healthy production of the coal mine.
"He's the one keeping me safe".
