Sentence examples for that makes it safe from inspiring English sources

"There is real tension in the school between the presence of the middle school and the elementary school students that raise questions about whether it can be managed in a way that makes it safe for the youngsters there," said Ms. Segarra, who used to live in District 12.

A culvert that makes it safe for drivers to cross a stream, for instance, can also make it safe for wildlife to cross under the road rather than over it.

We have lots of treaties which are trying to set a framework that makes it safe for everybody, like the nuclear non-proliferation treaty, or like this Paris climate agreement, which is part of another treaty called the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

JESSE TYLER FERGUSON: That makes it safe.

"People complain that you get frisked when you come in, but that makes it safe".

"Though the bad sea conditions persist, our guys are ready to go down if a window opens up that makes it safe for them," coastguard spokesman Filippo Marini said.

It's preferred by many health professionals to methadone, partially because it has an antagonist effect that makes it safer than the often deadly methadone, and partially because it is supposed to make its users less sedated.

He did it by wrapping it in a fiber-reinforced polymer sleeve that makes it safer to use and faster-cutting.

Dr. Keim said that teaching children to use regular cups was important not because there is anything about the design of a normal cup that makes it safer, but that parents are simply more likely to make their children sit or stay in one spot while drinking from a lidless cup to prevent spills.

Plutonium either has to be put into long-term storage, with a view of permanent disposal at some future point in cement or glass blocks, or used in some way that makes it "safer", such as incorporating it into Mox fuel that is used in a reactor.

"In any case, while legalizing prostitution may be a long way off for the US, allowing technology that makes it safer and less intertwined with criminal world seems would seem like a positive step forward" is a sentence that Forbes blogger Adam Ozimek wrote, without acknowledging that the more direct way to dissociate a behavior from criminal activity is to no longer outlaw that behavior.