Sentences with phrase «comes as a safety measure»

This comes as a safety measure for them as it keeps them away from lower back compression from the impact.

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Their products are non-toxic, phthalate, BPA, PVC, latex and lead free and all pendants come with a breakaway clasp as an added safety measure!

You will love the fact that your Teething Bling pendant and bangles are all safe for your little baby to chew on as they contain no harmful chemicals such as phthalates, BPAs, PVCs, lead or latex, and all pendants come with a breakaway clasp as an added safety measure.

The bills and proposals for school safety come as Democratic lawmakers have called for traditional gun control measures after the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

«I tell people to use the same safety measures online as off when it comes to online dating.»

Both plans — from groups not necessarily considered school safety experts — come as schools have been reworking safety and security measures after the deadliest shootings on a K - 12 campus in U.S. history.

And as we're reminded by Johannes Reifenrath, the director of product strategy for Mercedes - Benz, the Maybach can also incorporate all the sophisticated electronics of the S - Class, not just the latest active - safety measures right now but also the autonomous driving features that are sure to come.

An added safety measure for the new Nissan is an Anti-lock Braking System that now comes standard on the 1.8 S model, while sticking around as a standard offering on the 1.8 SL.

As such, The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has come up with a new test to measure its effectiveness — so drivers won't have to find out the hard way.

An added safety measure for the Nissan is an Anti-lock Braking System that now comes standard on the 1.8 S model, while sticking around as a standard offering on the 1.8 SL.

The ban is being instituted as a safety measure and comes after a 3 - year - old boy was killed by a dog at North Carolina's Camp Lejeune last year.

However, they are coming into much greater prominence in the national conversation because of ESSA, the new federal law which «requires multiple measures for accountability, including at least one nonacademic indicator, generally understood to be an SEL measure, such as student engagement, educator engagement, and school climate and safety.»