Sentence examples for new bystander from inspiring English sources

The administration has yet to provide any hard data measuring the effectiveness of their new Bystander Initiative to prevent sexual assault or any of their other prevention programs.

Our work continues as we strive to strengthen our Living in Community curriculum, develop new bystander intervention training for all students and heads of house, and conduct a review of School policies and practices surrounding student conduct and discipline.

However, if any such secondary activation occurs, it does not result in a significant new bystander metabolite, as no unassigned bioactive peaks are observed in the extracellular medium.

The relationship between new bystander biomarkers of renal function, including NGAL, and ventricular arrhythmia and sudden cardiac death should be assessed.

And her husband, the new political bystander, is usually plain Bill, when he is not Prez or Prexy.

But attitudes and emotions cannot be legally defined and legislated against – so this week Stonewall launched a new "No Bystanders" campaign, urging not just schoolchildren but all of us to challenge or report any homophobic abuse or insulting language.

Under the newer laws, bystanders who break a car window to save a child — or in some cases a pet or a vulnerable adult, such as someone with a disability — in an emergency can't be held liable if the car owner files a civil suit.

While the Iranian community abroad certainly has an interest in the affairs of Iran, and its participation could be seen as a sign of patriotism -- the involvement of non-Iranians gives a bystander new hope about the future prospects of mankind.

Third, better results in the second study are the results of the improvement of skills, methods of CPR (new guidelines) and bystander CPR.

We recently mentioned the new focus on bystanders to a Washington, D.C., political operative, and she recalled an experience that suggests the approach's potential.

Police told The Detroit News that the bystander, a woman with a license to carry a concealed pistol, shot at the getaway car's tires after witnessing a loss prevention officer attempt to stop the suspect and fail.