Sentence examples for safety enabled from inspiring English sources
Yes, retirees have, through a laudable concern with safety, enabled the banks to obtain cheap money at the expense of not only the elderly but also of those who are starting their nest eggs.
All these advances in public safety enabled us to save 66 lives last year, according to the most reliable estimates.
Keep your finger off the trigger and the safety enabled until you intend to pull the trigger.
Once you've logged in you will be presented with a list of all of the users you have Family Safety enabled for.
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Projects in northern India involved appointing community volunteers to take people to safety, enabling savings groups so that people have money to fall back on, or ensuring that essential services, such as water and electricity, come from multiple sources, should primary sources fail.
A systems approach to construction safety enables considering: multiple project elements simultaneously; connections between different elements; and all system elements affected by safety risk.
The report made nine recommendations promote "smart" buildings and infrastructure; improve health and safety; enable supply chain integration; invest in people; improve existing built facilities; exploit global competitiveness; embrace sustainability; increase investment returns; and plan ahead.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/13/175/prepub wouldulikeike to thank the NH&MRC Patient Safety Program Grant (App I.D.568612/Patient Safety: Enabling and Supporting Change for a Safer and More Effective Health System).
Urethane wheels enhanced rider safety and enabled significant improvement in the ability of riders to negotiate spillway slopes and empty swimming pool walls.
The tunnel let them cross in relative safety and enabled a reliable flow of arms, medical supplies and food into the city – including the occasional goat for its valuable milk and meat.
