Sentence examples for preventing any danger from inspiring English sources

QWEST, he said, had some demanding requirements for the building, mainly related to preventing any danger of water damage to its delicate equipment.

I was informed by medical professionals that it be best that I should no longer take baths unless accompanied by another person to watch over me, or opt to take a shower instead to prevent any danger should I suffer a seizure in the bathtub.

However, both the governments were vigilant to prevent any possible danger to the barrage.

The system was not designed to prevent a danger from within".

The city also argued that it was acting to prevent a danger to the public.

Yet locating outside a park does not prevent all dangers.

Saying no to the so-called bathroom ordinance was framed as preventing sexual danger to women and girls (even though danger to transgender individuals is often seen as a reason to support bathroom access).

Commander Chope also said there was no evidence that military lawyers issued orders preventing Able Danger personnel from sharing data they had gathered with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as Colonel Shaffer has said.

In other words, it is likely that a geometrical body design of cockroaches evolved, which enables a delicate reduction in body height perfectly suitable for preventing the danger of slipping or even falling over rearwards at steepening slopes (approaching the vertical).

Director, Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Programme, International Institute for Strategic Studies Mr. Fitzpatrick's research focus includes nuclear proliferation concerns and preventing nuclear danger in the emerging 'nuclear renaissance'.

The statute, says the government, has two regulatory goals: "ensuring the appearance of aliens at future immigration proceedings" and "preventing danger to the community.