Sentence examples for safely so that from inspiring English sources

"As we have done so many times over the past four and a half years, we request his captors to release him safely so that our only son can be reunited with his mother and father," NBC news quoted the statement as saying.

"It has given both the police and non-criminal justice agencies such as housing, health and children's services the tools to identify the highest risk cases of domestic abuse, and a place where they can share information safely so that everyone has the full picture," Barran explains.

When the narrator learns that air traffic controllers were flown to Pinewood Studios "to play the parts of the air traffic controllers" in the film United 93, he can't help thinking of the "air traffic controllers who had ensured those air traffic controllers landed safely, so that they could pretend to be witnessing the feigned destruction of real bodies".

When the penetration of inertia-free photovoltaic (PV) system is rapidly increasing, it is of timely importance to make the system capable of handling the disturbances safely so that the system stability can be assured by maintaining the system frequency.

And we also want to help kids use it safely so that they can learn a lot.

"As we have done so many times over the past 4 1/2 years, we request his captors to release him safely so that our only son can be reunited with his mother and father.

The second objective was to secure the Vitiaz and Dampier Straits between New Guinea and New Britain so that convoys could safely pass through them en route to conduct further landings along New Guinea's north coast and beyond.

So that drivers remain alert and drive safely, breaks are enforced by law.

So that means that a 3 gallon tank can safely hold 12 shrimp.

Petrie describes [69], p. 84 how he uses fresh beeswax to preserve the excavated mummy portraits from Fayum: "Many of the portraits were injured by damp but, by putting a coat of fresh beeswax on them, the old colour was revived and safely fixed, so that it would not drop away.

"As long as the technology exists for it to be done safely and so that there is a member of staff on each train who can walk through the carriage, there is no reason why we shouldn't introduce driverless trains".