Sentence examples for parade safety from inspiring English sources

The city introduced new parade safety rules after a 1997 accident in which a windblown Cat in the Hat inflatable knocked over a light pole that landed on a woman, seriously injuring her.

The first two races of the Formula One season had ended in anticlimax, in a parade behind the safety car or motionless on the starting grid under pouring rain.

All 14 Michelin-shod competitors retired their cars at the end of the parade lap on safety grounds after a spate of Michelin tyre failures in practice, heightening tension between them and the FIA president Max Mosley, who refused to intervene to defuse the sport's problems over the race weekend.

If you're plagued by the devil that is sea-sickness, get yourself an inflatable swan and watch the parade from the safety of a mimosa on the waterfront!

Afterward, the police said they simply could not guarantee the safety of parade-goers along a route pocked with destroyed houses and businesses.

In fairness, they had good reason to fear for the safety of the parade: they had only to think back to 2001, when the first attempt to hold one had ended in tragedy.

City Hall officials yesterday issued a set of safety rules for large parades in response to accidents that killed three revelers at last year's West Indian American Carnival parade.

The ban on such sales at large parades came on Aug. 7, part of safety rules adopted in response to three deaths at last year's West Indian American Carnival Parade in Brooklyn.

The Scotland Yard spokesman said the group was detained to ensure public safety as the golden jubilee parade and other events had at the time not taken place.

First addressing the horrible violence that marred the West Indian Day parade, James said that the city's safety shouldn't come at the expense of civil rights.

Still, the turnout was far smaller than at the city's better-known ethnic parades, and a few organizers speculated that safety concerns kept many Muslims away.