Although investigators said Monday that their first review of the voice recorder indicated nothing out of the ordinary, transportation safety board officials said yesterday that further study of the words and sounds on the brief tape offered more telling information.
"The sentences passed down today recognise how technology can be abused to incite criminal activity, and send a strong message to potential troublemakers about the extent to which ordinary people value safety and order in their lives and their communities.
She conveys the homesickness they feel — missing not just family and friends but also the heat and light and rhythms of the places they left behind — and their awareness of the fragility of even their most ordinary dreams of safety.
And she engaged in a striking way with her parents, with writing that beautifully expresses ordinary anxieties about safety and freedom, which become particularly poignant in light of Rachel's violent death.
"Diverting police time to investigate Bloody Sunday soldiers or crimes from the Troubles seems a waste when the priority today should surely be tracking down the tiny, but dangerous, attacks from dissident IRA groups, as well as facilitating ordinary, plain community safety," he said.
As a comparison, other genetically engineered products, such as biopharmaceuticals, are approved for humans and food-producing animals after ordinary science-based safety assessments [ 23], without the ideological stigmatization and biased decision-making processes seen for GM crops.
Reconstruction officials say the cracking is not out of the ordinary and presents no safety hazard.
Moderate-to-large magnitude earthquakes still represent a major issue for the safety of ordinary and critical infrastructure.
In this case, Zezulka owed Hickey a duty of ordinary care for his safety, requiring her to use reasonable care under the circumstances.
Franklin Roosevelt, perhaps our best president in the last century, understood this better than anyone -- that the ordinary people needed a safety net.
