Sentence examples for safe enjoyment from inspiring English sources

Said Noel Lee, The Head Monster: "Touch screens have become an integral part of our experience with so many of our portable devices, and maintaining a germ, dirt, dust, and fingerprint-free screen is essential to the safe enjoyment and utility of laptops, digital cameras, cell phones, GPSs, Apple iPods, iPhones and other products.

The mission of the foundation is to create awareness and education for all individuals around the safe enjoyment of recreational boating, fishing and water sports.

"New York City is fortunate to the protection of the best police force in the world, allowing citizens in all five boroughs to conduct business and go about their daily lives with the expectation of the safe enjoyment of all New York City has to offer," read a statement on the official Twitter account of the Empire State Building.

On the survival guide's table of contents ― a version of which can be found online ― the code of conduct explicitly outlines that "participants must refrain from actions that would limit or threaten another individual's safe enjoyment of the event by another person or societal standards".

The paramount question is what's the best method for giving young people the skills for safe and appropriate enjoyment of beverages like wine and beer – I will leave aside the question of cocktails and spirits because I don't really see a scenario where you would teach those under 21 about enjoying them.

The council restored parts of the abbey and made it safe for public enjoyment before opening it in 1895.

Next Steps: The new Chicago Riverwalk and river-focused development on both the north and south sides highlights and builds support for the importance of cleaning up the river as a safe place for recreational use and community enjoyment.

The mandate for this position includes studying "human rights obligations relating to the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment" and finding ways in which human rights can contribute to environmental protection.

The essay The Relevance of the Beautiful suggests that "the mere onlooker who indulges in aesthetic or cultural enjoyment from a safe distance, whether in the theatre, the concert hall, or the seclusion of solitary reading, simply does not exist" (RB 130).

Here are a few tips that will keep you safe, happy, and maximize your enjoyment.

Making the parks safe and pleasant for our enjoyment includes keeping up trails, fixing landslides, dealing with fire risk, keeping out marijuana growers and meth labs, and managing invasive introduced plants and animals that can degrade the habitat and the scenery.