Sentence examples for safety keeping from inspiring English sources

Like other hearth cooks, Mr. van Over emphasizes the importance of safety: keeping a clean fireplace and never leaving a fire unattended without placing a screen in front of it.

In addition to concern about the diplomats' safety, keeping the embassy open carried a special political sensitivity because of the controversy that erupted after armed assailants stormed a U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in September 2012.

Ancillary care is defined as care provided to clinical trial participants which goes beyond the requirements of scientific validity, safety, keeping promises, or rectifying injuries [ 18].

When using PRN orders, it is important to use these orders in a range to provide options, but narrow enough to ensure safety, keeping in mind renal/hepatic functions of the individual patients.

A chi-square conducted revealed that some precautionary measures undertaken such as putting valuables to safety, calling the police, contacting relatives, alerting the neighbour, storing food grain, putting domestic animals to safety and keeping belongings at high places were significantly associated with residence of the respondents (p = 0.000) as outlined in Table 6.

A chi-square conducted revealed that some precautionary measures undertaken such as putting valuables to safety, calling the police, contacting relatives, alerting the neighbour, storing food grains, putting domestic animals to safety and keeping belongings at high places were significantly associated with residence of the respondents (p = 0.000).

Others, like Ms. Marcum, act as safety monitors, keeping loved ones from putting themselves in danger.

The training covers tactics in public order and safety, in keeping the piece and in human rights.

There would be two more big waves to come, with their safety harnesses keeping the men from being swept overboard.

It rejected the argument by local officials that the law was a narrowly tailored attempt to enhance public safety by keeping men and cars from disrupting traffic.

The court rightly rejected the city's argument that the law was a narrowly tailored attempt to enhance public safety by keeping men and cars from disrupting traffic.