Sentence examples for made more safe from inspiring English sources

Taking as its starting point a study of thwarted school attacks — the program claims that there have been more than 120 such instances in the last decade — it talks to experts in "threat assessment" about ways that schools can be made more safe without impinging too heavily on civil liberties.

But these women can be made more safe, as can the truckers themselves, by better lighting, design and security at truck stops, the author argues, in much the same way planners designed away much of the crime at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.

But India's citizens -- and particularly activists like Udayakumar -- seem unprepared to agree to such a shift, unless the country's reactors are made more safe and operated more carefully than they have been.

Among parents with children under age 18 in the household, 39percentt said that schools would be made more safe by allowing teachers to carry guns, and 35percentt said they would be made less safe.

But when it came to their own children's schools, those same parents were more equally divided, with 38percentt saying their child's school would be made more safe and 38percentt saying it would be less safe if teachers were allowed to carry guns.

Who, for example, is made more safe because the Toronto lawyer cited in Cavoukian's report as calling 9-1-1 foverdoseerdose is now afraid to cross the border into the US on business in the event that he is detained in front of his clients, colleagues, and peers?  .

But technologies placed within well-crafted institutional structures can be made more likely safe than not.

This will help patients and their parents make more informed, safe choices.

But put aside for a moment the false idea that torture makes more of us safe.

Snowden recently stated that, "these programs don't make us more safe.

"Certainly when they hold terrain, it makes training more safe and secure than on disputed terrain; therefore, more and better training," said one senior American military official.