Sentence examples for pavement security from inspiring English sources

One form of expense is the "depreciation" of items purchased as capital assets, such as business equipment and real estate improvements (pavement, security lighting, buildings, etc).

To help people walk more, for example, cities can focus on pedestrianisation projects, car-free walkways, river walks, canal towpaths, widening and greening pavements, improving security, cycle lanes, speed limits and above all, air quality – our ancient lungs cannot cope with diesel particulates.

But the main advantages of a seamless all-wheel-drive system are smooth response on dry pavement and increased security in heavy rain or moderate snow.

Most of the noise in London came from a crew that was breaking up the pavement to boost security around the government complex.

The growth of traffic requires more pavements with high durability and security to users.

A security guard patrolling the pavement outside one mansion confirmed it was owned by "someone from Brunei", but said they were not at home.

Security guards posted on the pavement in front of the house in the capital Pretoria kept journalists away.

Travel after dark was discouraged two decades ago because of poor security and the perils of bad pavement.

A modest mishap to someone who can land on a cushion of nominal security can land a poor person on the pavement, often literally.

This is the operation where the venue manager was given a three-year suspended sentence last year for helping his security team to stomp a guy into the pavement.

Your email is blocked, as well as your phone and your security pass, and there you are, literally on the pavement as you wait for someone else to collect your personal stuff from your desk.