Sentence examples for At safeguarding from inspiring English sources

And proclaimed the era of Outright Monetary Transactions in sovereign bond markets aimed "at safeguarding an appropriate monetary policy transmission and the singleness of the monetary policy" is about to begin.

The second is international, through a more cooperative approach to multilateral attempts at safeguarding the environment.

It is aimed at safeguarding Americans' rights to free expression, enshrined in our constitution.

The computer held the personal details of 382,000 former and present employees.American firms and institutions seem particularly lax at safeguarding private information.

"These officers did a masterful job at not only capturing the armed robbers but at safeguarding the customers," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

But the law required couples to legally separate first — a period of reflection aimed at safeguarding the family in a socially conservative Catholic country.

If the initiative had the corporation's own interests at heart – safeguarding the licence fee – then it was also a welcome one.

Carol Boughton, head of safeguarding at Walsall council, was misnamed in an earlier version as Carol Barton.

Perhaps in the face of change at the top, safeguarding the identity in the wines became that much more important.

"We want to get social workers doing real social work," says Carol Boughton, head of safeguarding at the council.

Zoe Hilton, head of safeguarding at the NCA's CEOP Command, said: "Children and young people don't necessarily know that sexting is dangerous.