Sentence examples for safe to intervene from inspiring English sources

Only when the Catholic Church thought it safe to intervene — Burns believes that the escape and a university appointment in Fribourg were engineered largely by the Church — was the "miracle" (as Toklas called it) worked.

Kids need to understand that no one deserves to be sexually assaulted, and that if they see someone who is vulnerable (for example, if they are intoxicated), they need to find safe ways to intervene.

Carrie explained how there are safe ways to intervene when you witness someone being bullied and she urged every parent to encourage their children to stand up when they see someone being bullied.

The increase in molecule specificity might also favor long-term effects and increased intervals between intakes of the therapeutic products leading to safer immunobiological compounds to intervene in chronic degenerative processes [116].

The immediate need to intervene with safe access to clean water meant that other health problems were eclipsed.

For the companies involved, the best decision is a no action (what is known as a "safe harbor") decision where CFIUS declines to intervene.

Even better: teach your kids to intervene if it's safe to do so, or to contact an authority figure if they witness someone being assaulted.

Its system will be so safe that no human will ever need to intervene and, therefore, no human could be at fault for an accident.

He had no one to protect him, no one to intervene and no way of staying safe.

To intervene early on, and teach girls safe hygiene habits, UNICEF's WASH program incorporates menstrual hygiene facilities and teaches proper menstrual practices in schools in Afghanistan.

Basel was a safe refuge, a place from which he could still try to intervene in the interests of unity, peace, and moderate reform.