Sentence examples for safer use from inspiring English sources

The surveys were carried out to coincide with Safer Internet Day on Tuesday which aims to promote safer use of the internet.

She has been campaigning for the safer use of Wi-Fi technology, especially in children.

Two Congressional bills now under discussion can do much to assure safer use of agricultural biotechnology, he said.

From their captain's chairs, reporters have been watching Wimbledon all week, which is a safer use of their time than trying to disentangle where Lazio stands on abortion.

The Cellular Communications Industry Association, the main lobbying arm of the $39 billion wireless phone industry, has been aggressively advocating education in the safer use of cell phones rather than limiting or banning them outright.

"Automotive is another example where because of what you can economically build in silicon there is an opportunity to make cars smarter, safer, use less fuel and just better.

Shortly after the deaths at Electric Zoo over Labor Day weekend, TomorrowWorld entered an agreement with DanceSafe, a charity with chapters around the country that distributes information about the safer use of drugs like Ecstasy.

Skip to next paragraph Readers Opinions Postt a Comment That was the message New York City health officials said they were trying to convey in a pamphlet on "tips for safer use" of heroin that the city financed and distributed and that has raised the hackles of public officials, including the city's special narcotics prosecutor, over the last few days.

In the case of MDMA, there are some drug deaths each year, but some of the risk and harms are associated with uncertain dosing due to variable purity and pills containing other stimulants, multiple drug use and limited implementation of common sense safer-use strategies.

We have a duty of care to educate young people about 'safer' use and harm minimisation.

We have a duty of care to educate young people about 'safer' use and harm minimisation.'" Mr. Tregoning feels the duty of care is broken by the presence of sniffer dogs at music festivals as it promotes riskier behaviour, such as taking all your drugs at once, a point echoed by Dr. Wodak.