Sentence examples for safe staging from inspiring English sources

One responder recalled an event where "all responders were moved from the immediate scene to a safe staging area until the utility company could turn off all the power" (07-0000746).

He told the audience that though real swords are dulled for safe stage combat, they still have the potential to do harm.

Patients also needed to understand the rehabilitation process with educators suggesting they 'talk about the journey to independence is (in) safe stages' (P8), or they could be reluctant to accept assistance or be motivated to engage in falls prevention behaviours.

They embraced the idea that childhood refers not just to the time before adulthood, but to a separate and safe stage of life in which children can grow, play, and develop.

For safe operation, stage-by-stage reviews are needed.

The combat and stage fighting course teaches the skills you need to play safe on stage.

I was very safe on stage, but the Elton persona was way ahead of Elton the person.

It's easy to dismiss "White People" as superficial or, worse yet, naïve; all of its epiphanies feel safe and stage-managed, largely because each of the set pieces is presented as a problem to be solved.

Factors such as whether it was safe to stage a tournament there, or whether the facilities were up to scratch do not seem to have been a primary concern for those in CAF who made the decision.

The second restriction imposes prohibitively expensive and medically unnecessary surgical center standards on abortion providers -- even clinics that perform only nonsurgical medication abortions and the safest early-stage procedure.

One hypothesis to explain such an association is that it would allow the parents to increase the time spent with their offspring in the safest developmental stage (assuming that offspring life is hazardous and that larger eggs develop slower; safe-harbor hypothesis [ 9]).