Sentences with phrase «keeping our community safe does»

Keeping our community safe does not require compromising privacy.

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«We have a responsibility to keep our community safe and secure, and we're going to invest heavily to do that,» Zuckerberg said Wednesday during the company's earnings call.

This is a serious storm, but we are going to do what it takes to keep people safe and secure, and make sure the communities affected get the assistance they need.

These tragedies are preventable and we must do more to keep our communities safe.

«This legislation reflects nearly four years of thoughtful, serious negotiations,» she said in a statement, «and strikes a fair compromise between enhancing community relations and making sure N.Y.P.D. officers are able to effectively do their jobs and keep New York City safe.»

«I'm proud of everything they do, and I look forward to working closely with them to ensure they have the resources they need to keep our communities safe from the threat of gang violence, terrorism and every day crime.

At 1 p.m., Brooklyn DA Kenneth Thompson holds a meeting with local LGBT organizations to discuss what his office is doing to keep their community safe after Orlando and stop easy gun access, 350 Jay St., Brooklyn.

«The men and women in our law enforcement community put their lives on the line on a daily basis and do a tremendous job to keep our residents safe, and protect our quality of life,» McGrath said.

«The goal here was to change the relationship between police and community for the better and to respect our people while keeping us safe and I think the actions of the City Council will help us do that.»

Preventing child abuse is a community effort and the more people that remain diligent the more we can do to keep children safe.»

In doing so they are, crucially, independent of politics, making decisions not on the basis of where a vote lies but on the basis of what will protect us and keep our communities safe.

«It is unforgivable and the underprivileged bear the brunt of the criminal justice system that does more to break them down than it does to keep our communities safe,» Heastie said.

Erie County Legislature Majority Leader Joseph Lorigo partnered with his nieces, Adriana and Alaina Lorigo, members of Daisy Troop 31147, to deliver several boxes of Girl Scout cookies to officers, dispatchers and staff at the Erie County Sheriff's Office Elma Substation, East Aurora Police Department and West Seneca Police Department on April 1, 2014 to thank them for everything they do to keep our community safe.

Preventing child abuse is a community effort and the more people that report to the hotline and our social services department the more we can do to keep children safe.»

And I — along with many others — are reexamining what we can do to keep our kids and communities safer... I shared a memo with legislative leaders outlining an action plan to answer that very question.

Reiterate lockdown procedures, remind members of the school community to report aggressive behavior, share the commitment to safety and let school community members (parents and families included) know what they can do to keep our students safe.

I want to remind our community of the ways we do our best everyday to keep everyone safe at school.

In the article, Neema asks, «For all we are doing to try to keep students safe in school, what are we doing to keep students safe when they return to their communities?»

We must enact common - sense gun laws that will keep our schools and communities safe AND strengthen support for educators in doing their most important job — educating our children so that our communities, families, and places of work are filled with intelligent, kind, responsible, and compassionate people.

But I believe our current gun laws do not keep us safe and perpetuate a vicious cycle of violence that disproportionately affects our communities of color.

Not only does it cover the Alexan CityView burglaries that have been terrorizing the community, but it also keeps me safe in other ways.

By doing this, the entire community is kept safe because they know that everyone has the coverage they're required to have.

Yet, not only do dogs serve as our beloved companions, they are also a vital part of keeping our communities healthy, safe and humane.

And that is not very intelligent and that is not very scientific and it's not going to do anything that can keep your community safer.

Studies, research and policies from the National Canine Research Council, the CDC, and American Bar Association, have also shown that these laws do not keep communities safer.

She claims that pit bull bans will help keep communities safer because, in theory, the dogs that she thinks are doing all the biting won't be around anymore.

Learn what policies and programs provide the foundation for this program, how it reduces intake and creates lifesaving outcomes, how to measure the success of a program not based on citations and stray impounds as well as strategies for keeping communities safe from dangerous animals and pets safe from neglect and cruelty that don't compromise lifesaving.

These are small gestures that can be done to keep your community cats safe.

They want to keep the younger generation of gamers safe from the toxicity of the internet, or they just don't care about what the Wii U community wants to have on their console.

Lower Hudson Valley community leaders have a good handle on what needs to be done to keep schools safe long term, but it won't be easy.

Not only does it cover the Alexan CityView burglaries that have been terrorizing the community, but it also keeps me safe in other ways.

By doing this, the entire community is kept safe because they know that everyone has the coverage they're required to have.

Unable to vote, Anwar wants the community to join their effort and do what they can to keep teenagers safe.

Helping Communities Strengthen Services for Children and Families The Annie E. Casey Foundation (2015) Illustrates concrete ways communities can review their child welfare services and assess what they are doing to keep kids safe and families strong.

Illustrates concrete ways communities can review their child welfare services and assess what they are doing to keep kids safe and families strong.

A large section deals with what schools can do to keep the community safe and reduce the risk of litigation.