Sentence examples for order safety from inspiring English sources

Never mind the civil-liberty issues – for the vast majority of Singaporeans, Lee made their country a beacon of prosperity, civil order, safety, world-leading, easily affordable healthcare and free education, good housing for all and full employment.

"Your decision to lock out officials with more than 1,500 years of collective N.F.L. experience has led to a deterioration of order, safety and integrity," the letter said.

While it has become the norm in Washington to let automakers recall cars voluntarily rather than order safety measures, which can require years of investigation and a formal finding of a defect, some lawmakers suggested that the federal government shared the blame.

On Sunday, the players union tried to fan that disgust a bit when it released a letter it sent to team owners imploring them to end the lockout, saying it seemed to be the result of "simple greed" and that it had "led to a deterioration of order, safety and integrity".

On a high level, this means that companies that impact consumers directly should always prioritize business goals in this order: safety of users, efficacy of product and, finally, driving product engagement.

In this paper, we have introduced the process order control method based on a paraconsistent annotated logic program bf-EVALPSN, which can deal with before after relation between processes with a small pipeline process order safety verification control.

Malaysia ordered safety inspections for many Chinese food imports, including those without milk.

Since then, the Chinese government has ordered safety checks on existing plants and construction sites.

The same day, Peter Mahon, a Moose spokesman, said the company had ordered safety tests on Bindeez beads sold in more than 40 other countries, but that it was awaiting results before deciding whether to expand its recall beyond Australia.

She also introduced breathalyzer testing in a crackdown on drunken driving that cut road deaths by 1,200 in the first year and ordered safety belts fitted to new cars.

The National Hockey League ordered safety netting installed at each end of arenas after 13-year-old Brittanie Cecil was killed by a deflected puck at a Columbus Blue Jackets game in 2002.