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Moms Demand Action is part of the broader gun control alliance Everytown for Gun Safety, created by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.

In an effort to expand on the safety created by the school environment, UNICEF and the local Beddawi Popular Committee have rehabilitated a three-room storehouse, turning it into a common space for the entire community.

For most of his professional life, Armstrong lived in a safety zone created by others.

He articulates the concerns about the safety issues created by fan zones and, arguably more difficult in their own way, the areas around giant screens where supporters assemble.

The conversation about using federal funds for guns appears to be unfolding independently from deliberations of a school safety commission created by President Trump that is led by DeVos.

We understand that many Guests were turned away as, due to safety concerns created by the crowds, authorities in certain locations closed Build-A-Bear stores and, in other locations, we were forced to limit the line.

These facts define a narrow design window where a solution must be found to the safety problems created by the lack of Doppler effect and by a strong reduction in the percentage of delayed neutrons.

The Food and Drug Administration's action to remove caffeine and other stimulants from sweetened high-alcohol beverages and the Federal Trade Commission's warnings on deceptive advertising of these products are important first steps in addressing the major health and public safety problems created by these products ("Company to Drop Caffeine From Its Alcoholic Drinks," news article, Nov. 17).

The authority said it hoped the legislation would help tackle safety issues created by motorists stopping at "unsuitable points" along the road.

The patient safety tool created by the Delphi panel was based on the seven Malcolm Baldrige categories and included 54 survey items (38 critical processes ranked directly, and one indirectly defined by 16 performance measures).

And recent changes in U.S. banking legislation will force a rethinking of how the supervision and regulation of the banking system should be conducted and of how far the "safety-net" created by deposit insurance provision and lender of last resort services should be extended.