| If the amber ICE light were not inhibited below 400 feet, however, an extra safe-guard would be in place to alert pilots to the presence of ice. |
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| Through the use of this mirror one safety light curtain system can simultaneously safe-guard numerous zones. |
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| A firm focus on ensuring that you give constructive criticism is your safe-guard against this managerial disaster. |
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| Consumers deserve to be protected and thorough implementation can safe-guard their rights. |
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| The mirror allows an efficient and economical safe-guard of danger zones. |
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| Its specialised network of 1.400 public and private actors helped to safe-guard 25.000 jobs in the last two years by supporting 2.100 business transfers. |
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| Through ISO 9001 certification we safe-guard quality at every stage of the process, from development and manufacturing, to delivery, sales and customer service. |
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| At Sri City, polluting industries will be allowed to be set up only after scrutinizing the environmental impact of the industry and the safe-guard measures adopted by the units. |
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| Our objectives are to safe-guard the supplies of potable water, improve the ecological health of our lakes, maintain healthy fisheries and support the creation of many more lake stewardship groups. |
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| Dougie was likely created by Cooper's BOB-ish doppelganger as a safe-guard against Cooper fully re-entering the normal world and destroying him, and uh, if you aren't up to date on Twin Peaks at this point, don't even bother. |
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| It is also important to stress that such a development must be carried out in a sustainable way, providing for specific rules in order to safe-guard social and environmental requirements. |
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| What tools would best serve to safe-guard and preserve world Cultures? |
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| Disaster survivors usually want to remain close-by to assess what is happening, protect their property from further damages, safe-guard their belongings, and start cleanup and repairs as soon as possible. |
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| The site will provide a potential safe-guard area for Tennessee yellow-eyed grass, a federal endangered wetland plant of the Limestone Ridge and Valley Province. |
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