Sentence examples for safe appreciation from inspiring English sources

Ms. Solis's Web site advocates "a safe appreciation of ruinous landscapes that is respectful of other people and environments".

WeTap increases access to and appreciation of safe and well maintained public drinking fountains.

"Because Codex standards, guidelines and codes of practices are harmonized internationally, they help facilitate fair practices in the food trade while also protecting public health", he said, adding that 7 June will be a time to celebrate, hold events, invite the media to spread the word and promote a wider understanding and deeper appreciation for safe food.

But their appreciation for safer streets was always tempered by the perception that young black and Hispanic men were being unfairly harassed, and sometimes arrested, by overzealous police officers trying to meet the crime-crackdown mandate.

So when people take the time to get into a state of appreciation and feeling safe, it makes it easier for them to access that state later.

Clare is what we call a "Senior Boomer," someone who's done the course, done it creditably, set aside beaucoup savings, got his kids set up at a safe distance, experienced a conspicuous appreciation in the dollar value of his family home (mortgage paid off), and now wants something a helluva lot nicer before he gets too decrepit to notice it.

The tried-and-true ways of showing your appreciation are always safe -- cards, chocolates, and red roses.

5 If services are to provide sustainable, safe and relevant care, an appreciation of what underpins the use of ambulances for primary care problems is vital.

The investment seems safer and the growth in appreciation gives promise of a bigger gain when the property is resold.

Too many teams have prospered at Selhurst Park this season, yet this was an occasion which ended with the home team safe, their players performing a lap of appreciation and the support bellowing of the Cup final ahead.

He suggests that art evolved as a byproduct of other human skills and needs, including conspicuous consumption, and that aesthetic pleasure originates in our practical appreciation of "cues to understandable, safe, productive, nutritious or fertile things in the world".