Sentences with phrase «people feel safer»

Researchers will spend five years studying California schools in order to get a better picture of how they can become places where people feel safer and more connected.

Promote the fact that young people feel safer in an environment where verbal and physical aggression are kept to a minimum

The responsible authorities work together to protect their local communities from crime and to help people feel safer.

«If you think doing «blank» makes people safer and doing more stop and frisks makes people feel safer then you're just going to keep doing it,» Seibel said.

Sidewalk cycling has declined dramatically where redesigns have made people feel safer biking on the street.

Although there are different views, some research suggests stronger social ties can help people feel safer and reduce gun violence.

Spurred by terrorist attacks and mass shootings, a new interest in safety and making people feel safer has arisen in the architecture community.

But still, buildings hosting conventions will often employ these to help people feel safer, which also means you might get any drinks and other things confiscated on the way in.

Please present the same statistic about how likely it is to be killed or raped by another human and see if it makes people feel any safer, it doesn't.

«Our experience is that people feel safer staying put and reinvesting in their current home when things are uncertain,» he said.

Didn't make people feel safer.

Many people feel safer using dating websites than starting conversations in a. Well, 7 Wochen Ohne.

It makes people feel safer putting their photos on an app.»

Pronin has a background in analytics, M&A modeling, dynamic pricing and statistical modeling, so he is very familiar with the opportunities AI presents and wanted to improve the online dating experience by making people feel safer.

«With the clocks going back and the nights drawing in, it is particularly important that young people feel safer walking home from school,» Ms Smith said.

I think the common thread I find is that people feel safer when there are those inside the institution who critique it.

To hear that we are helping people feel safer, helping them feel more positive, more hope about the future of our country.

You'll make other people feel safer and engage their human side.

And when people feel safe within your organization, they produce their best work.

The best organizations, according to Sears, have cultures where people feel safe enough to say what's on their mind.

«When people feel safe and respected and acknowledged, they jump through hoops for you.

Now please... so people feel safe next time they eat at a Chilis.»

«We've got to create an environment where people feel safe and can try things out.»

Housing should offer a place to sleep and rest where people feel safe and have privacy and personal space; somewhere they can raise a family.

Whether it's stocks not crashing or the economy going a long time without a recessions, stability makes people feel safe.

But I do think they could do more to bring awareness to the issue, help people feel safe enough to admit to addictions, and help them connect with professional help or recovery groups.

You need to display such a heavy amount of humility on social media that people can see, «This is a person I feel safe striking up a private conversation with.»

But it seems to me that very few people feel safe enough in these groups to be completely honest.

The Bishop of Chelmsford, the Rt Rev Stephen Cottrell, also questioned whether people felt safe with «Donald Trump's finger upon the button».

We don't have to be geniuses to figure out how to do this; we just have to be courageous and consistent in doing the things that make people feel safe and cared for.

In turn, political legitimacy (or political risk as I call it in The Paradox of Regulation) rests on the horns of a dilemma between «keeping the economy going» (which often translates into responding to business demands) and «making people feel safe» (essentially, reassurance).

They can help people feel safe and actually keep them safer by deterring crime.

Most people feel safest giving birth in a hospital with an OB.

Breastfeed in front of people you feel safe with - your partner, your best friends, family, etc..

It also seems that the police is trusted and people feel safe.

He said: «The job of the mayor is simple - to get people to work on time, to ensure people feel safe on the streets, to help people find a place to call home, to celebrate our diversity and to champion our success».

It should make people feel safe, but also give them the opportunity for livelihood in the community, Perez Williams said.

On Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo called vagrants on subways «a terrible problem» and squarely blamed the city: Cops need to act, he insisted, «so people feel safe.»

«It would be nice to see more things happening in the community that makes people feel safe and want to be in this area, as opposed to rushing through it to get wherever they need to get.»

Perez Williams said the policy makes people feel safe to report a problem in the city.

«I strongly hope that sport governing bodies, organisers of major sporting events, coaches, referees and even athletes take this report away and consider what we each can do to ensure lesbian, gay and bisexual people feel safe and welcome.»

Still, people felt safe behind the levees so they wouldn't leave.

I also established an environment where people felt safe in asking questions that often go unasked because everybody is afraid of being the only one who doesn't already know the answer.

A balanced Kapha person feels safe and harmonious, has empathy and endurance, and is stable and relaxed.

Most people feel safe in black or dark colors when they leave for a date night so other than the colorful coat I kept the rest of my outfit very low key.

«It will work on any age group, the onus is on the Power Dating facilitator and helpers who do the logistics of moving people about between the question rounds to make people feel safe to open up.»

Getting someone to open up has everything to do with that person feeling safe and secure.

This is also no threatening to most people as there are plenty of other people around making most people feel safe with a new person.

But thanks to the rise of social networks, especially Facebook, more people feel safe about meeting someone new online.

Respectful schools are, by definition, democratically informed learning environments where people feel safe, supported, engaged, and helpfully challenged.