Sentence examples for safety article from inspiring English sources
Basically, you assert that The Times unethically claimed "originality" for its March 2 mine safety article when it was "not in fact original" because of Knight-Ridder's Jan . 6story on the same subject.
Many forms of personal freedom are guaranteed by the constitution: the privacy of correspondence (Article 15); the right to travel at home and abroad (Article 16); the right of association for all purposes that are legal, except in secret or paramilitary societies (Article 18); and the right to hold public meetings, if these are consistent with security and public safety (Article 17).
"On any given day," she wrote, "I could be tweaking a data model of smartphone battery life, thinking about how to test the temperature consistency of charcoal grills, or writing a consumer safety article about defrosting a turkey".
Alive Lazare, writing in the Daily Texan, suggested Playboy should've published a sexual safety article.
There are lucidly written avalanche safety articles, and accounts of the death (in an avalanche) of Anatoli N. Boukreev on Annapurna in 1997, after surviving a disastrous 1996 Everest expedition.
The research methods adopted in 88 construction safety articles published by five highly-ranked international journals and one international conference proceedings were evaluated.
Read Larry's Internet safety articles at SafeKids.com.
A collection of 4 safety articles bridges sections 1 and 2. The editors have chosen to be inclusive so that readers may have a detailed view of the many steps required to develop and license a new vaccine.
See our swimming safety articles before you get in the water.
ABB, a European engineering firm, is the latest company to face ruin because of work done by a subsidiary that was not only legal at the time, but carried out in the interest of safety (see article).
So far, just a handful of Muslims living in the West have spoken out unequivocally for the rights of coreligionists with dissonant views to live in safety (see article).
