Sentence examples for safety upon from inspiring English sources

And while the Lions' concern for her safety might be well meant, that is a matter for her to decide; the Lions may not impose safety upon her.

Wouldn't it, after all, be more shocking to read that a team of independent inspectors had snaked the city's buildings and deemed our dwelling places totally safe, I asked her? Hadn't we forsaken any expectation of environmental safety upon signing our first lead paint waiver?

Fearing for their safety upon returning to Somalia, many of the plaintiffs had previously tried to seek asylum and been rejected.

We must not rest our hopes of safety upon the blunders of our enemies but upon our own management of affairs and upon our own judgment.

Despite the official stance of the Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation that it not only lacks the resources to resettle civilians but also cannot guarantee their safety upon return, Sweden continues to send back refugees.

Two months from now, close to a hundred cyclists will ride to Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles, Calif., for the 10h annual Blessing of the Bicycles, where, in years past, a Buddhist monk, Catholic priest, Episcopalian priest, imam, and rabbi have bestowed blessings of safety upon vélo enthusiasts as they ramp up their miles for the forthcoming pleasant weather.

We may be willing to give up the freedom and ease of movement that has defined American life, if we come to believe our safety depends upon it.

Another regards Mr. Putin's move as a hasty and poorly conceived attack on a safety net upon which low-income households rely, which could result in a new period of hardship for a tired populace.

Five days after the massacre, he editorialized: "The Pioneer has before declared that our safety depends upon the total extermination of the Indians.... Wipe these untamed and untamable creatures from the face of the earth".

In Earnhardt's accident, however as well as in other crashes that had claimed the lives of NASCAR drivers Adam Petty and Kenny Irwin the forces generated on the vehicle and other safety equipment upon impact were not survivable.

It was also beginning to accrue myth: William Blake wrote of it as a druids' altar ("They groan'd aloud on London Stone") and, in the late 19th century, some of the stories that have stuck to the stone were published, including the notion that the city's safety rests upon it and the idea that it was brought to the spot from Troy.