This model takes advantage of the synergy between safeguards, safety, and security when designing a nuclear handling facility.
A West Midlands police spokesman said: "The arrests were intelligence-led and made to safeguard public safety.
This is vital if we are to drive up standards of care and continue to safeguard patient safety".
Weather radar systems are an important tool in commercial aviation to safeguard the safety and security of aircraft.
While the mayors struggled to balance their cities' budgets, wrangle with pensions and layoffs, safeguard public safety and scrape for pennies and jobs, Washington has been mired in ideological gridlock over just about everything.
The tiny, embattled country our family now calls home has raised a generation of young people to understand that ultimately, the only people who can be fully trusted to safeguard the safety of the Jews are the Jews.
Moreover, after weighing advantages and drawbacks, labeling blood collection tubes before and not after venipuncture may be considered a safer practice for safeguarding patient safety and optimizing phlebotomist's activity.
The project's general contractor, Bovis Lend Lease, and a subcontractor, DiFama Concrete of Brooklyn, had received previous notices of several building code violations at the site, and Bovis was cited for four more violations, including failure to safeguard public safety and property.
However, a desire to avoid human wildlife conflicts often results in trail restrictions; though meant to safeguard visitor safety, these restrictions can curtail park visitors' opportunities to see wildlife against their wishes and limit a park's economic benefits for the local community.
Cities have a responsibility to safeguard the safety and well-being of all citizens using its streets and sidewalks.
A total of 360,000 m3 of water was discharged (approximately 79% of the total water reserve), safeguarding mining safety on the working face.
