Sentences with phrase «guardrail which»

One of these add - ons is a toddler guardrail which is a great way keep your child in place and ensures they don't roll out of their beds.

Included with the bed are sturdy safety guardrails which will keep your child safe as they learn to sleep in a «big kid» bed.

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«With it ends a 70 - year geopolitical era of Pax Americana, one in which globalization and Americanization were tightly linked, and American hegemony in security, trade, and promotion of values provided guardrails for the global economy,» they continued.

Choose a toddler bed to which you can easily attach the guardrails.

The new rules adopted in April by the CPSC change the location of a bed's guardrail, which must be at least 5 inches above the mattress, and establishes a strength test of the spindles and slats.

To supplement We - Consent, the Institute for the Study of Coherence and Engagement also developed an app called I've - Been - Violated, which will be renamed Guardrail some time this year.

Ignoring signs pointing to the ferry, the car turned right onto a dirt road and went off the Dike Bridge (which had no guardrails) and plunged into the water killing Mary Jo, though the exact time and cause of her death is unknown since no autopsy was ever performed.

While the state sets some «guidelines and guardrails» for how the new systems (which are required in teacher contracts beginning with the 2012 - 2013 school year) will work, local districts get to determine who evaluates teachers and how to rate them in the state's «effective / ineffective» scoring bracket.

Better yet, it provides guardrails, which most people have no idea how to create.»

This is because there is no penalty against driving recklessly, which makes all that driving training a moot point if you can maneuver through turns using the guardrail and your fellow racers to keep you in the road.

What's more, Greenberg's exclusion of human figures is an effective strategy through which the design of this particular building is ultimately abstracted — here, beams, floor plans, and guardrails coalesce in a dizzying linear composition.

The report raises the stakes for the Paris Agreement by describing the 2oC goal as «what scientists have referred to as the guardrail beyond which changes become catastrophic.»

If one assumes that the current warming rate will simply continue, which is possible but by no means assured, then the Earth's long - term temperature change will reach 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit, by 2040, and the 2 - degree guardrail by 2065.

Add in the aerosol reduction which would result from stopping fossil fuel burning, and we're awfully close to the 2C «grabbing a tree branch as you go off the cliff» guardrail.

The Crown argued that guardrails were a reasonable precaution because the vision of workers is restricted by their welding masks which makes them vulnerable when moving on the platform.

Quinton Steel argued that the worker was working at a height of 6» 6» which is below the height - based threshold for the use of guardrails as set out in the Construction Projects Regulation and below the height at which fall protection is required under the Industrial Establishments Regulation.

December 22, 2009 — Donna Souza, 50, of Fall River, Massachusetts, and Jenna Souza, 25, also of Fall River, sustained serious personal injuries in a car accident, which occurred on Route 24 in Fall River last Thursday around 3:00 p.m. Donna Souza was the operator of a 2004 Buick Rendezvous, which rolled over the guardrail just north of the President's Avenue exit.

According to the suit, the accident caused the driver to crash into a guardrail, which then sliced through his vehicle and into his leg.

Not only was DAML built with this in mind, but the language was also designed with what Masters called «guardrails to reduce the likelihood of errors in programming that lead to the sort of events that you saw happening in the DAO exploit» in which millions of dollars were funnelled into one person's account because of faulty code.