Sentence examples for spotless safety from inspiring English sources

After all, both have argued that George W. Bush "kept us safe," suggesting that 9/11 didn't stain W's otherwise spotless safety record because it occurred too early in his presidency.

Until Friday it had an almost spotless safety record; the first and only fatalities sustained by a "triple seven" were recorded during the Asiana Airlines crash at San Francisco airport, in which two passengers lost their lives after the aeroplane landed short of the runway.

Since then, except for a single stray accident (because of a boulder that suddenly fell through on the tracks), the Konkan Railway has had a completely spotless safety record.

"She had a very clean, spotless safety record when she was with us and was very well-liked by everybody she worked with," said John Busskohl, chief executive of Ryan's Express Transportation, where Lealao-Taiao had worked for about 2-1/2 years before moving to Silverado Stages.

Though China cannot match Japan's nearly spotless HSR safety record, it compares favorably with those of France, Germany and Spain, all of which have experienced fatal accidents.

The roads are spotless, police patrols offer a measure of safety, children go to school.

They said their organization has a spotless record when it comes to addressing safety or quality-of-life concerns for neighbors.

Just days earlier, many of them risked their lives crossing the border from Mexico into the United States, but now they were spending their time in spotless, orderly rooms, with police officers ensuring their safety, registered nurses monitoring their health and a host of board games, movies and outdoor activities keeping them entertained.

The nuclear industry is one whose record for safety and transparency is very far from spotless, and reviving it will require, besides big spending, nanny-state levels of government regulation.

DACA recipients are not threats to public safety or national security; to the contrary, they must have a nearly spotless record to be eligible in the first place.

Their spotless surfaces have to exemplify the lofty standards upheld by tax-funded health and safety organizations, with everything from tables to spatulas properly scrubbed after each use.