Street lamps may make us safe, but Burden has also made them safe, rescuing them from the Rose Bowl flea market and other obscure realms, and herding them here in a pack.
Tough rules may make banks safe, this argument goes, but they also squeeze profits by forcing the banks to keep too much capital and provision over-cautiously.
But making large sport utilities lighter may make roads safer by reducing the death rate of other motorists, federal research has found.
A16 SCIENCE/HEALTH Advance in Heart Surgery Researchers at the American Heart Association meeting reported that a new experimental filter may make angioplasty safer than standard surgery for preventing strokes.
And, he added, patients who are resting and sedated need less oxygen, which may make it safer to stay in bed.
Several parents said the systems may make travel safer; with rear passengers quietly distracted, the driver doesn't have to turn around so much, keeping both eyes on the road.
So at least in jurisdictions influenced by American law and the first amendment (which bars government interference with "the press"), being classified as a journalist may make people safer.
First, the lower profile of FWRM may make it safer for use in articular cartilage.
We're also looking to accelerate technologies that may make driving safer, including connected and highly automated vehicles.
Others, though, many in the younger generations born after the war have dedicated themselves to stamp out the hatreds of the past, and have been determined to resurrect Jewish history and Jewish culture, which may make it safer and more welcoming for us one day to return in ever increasing numbers; for it is our home too!
