Sentence examples for Safeguard for future from inspiring English sources

"Our aim is to safeguard for future generations a genetically diverse, healthy population of animals against their extinction," it said in a statement.

It's an important piece of legislation, but it won't safeguard for future generations the kind of access to forests that we take for granted.

So it was that Kunshan came to the idea that, as a safeguard for future progress, it should start one of the joint-venture entities the national government was newly ready to approve.

Working together, we can turn this country around and safeguard for future generations the legacy of economic opportunity passed down to us.

"Noel wasn't covered by any loss-of value insurance, so he wasn't protected against a drop in draft position, and as his case proved, that can be an important safeguard for future earnings," Darras explains.

Xinhua voiced concern about the introduction of "significant new safeguards" for future foreign investment in critical infrastructure.

After abstaining in last year's UN Security Council resolution on military intervention in Libya, Brazil is now trying to draft new safeguards for future humanitarian interventions, calling them "responsibility while protecting".

Millais is, in this council's eyes, not a national treasure to be safeguarded for future generations but an asset to be sold off.

According to government plans, part of the revenue will be used for infrastructure and development projects and part safeguarded for future generations.

"We will also take steps to ensure that the wider education estate is safeguarded for future provision, and that the existing school estate can be used more easily for new schools and expansions where applicable".

It is important that England's finest countryside is safeguarded for future generations and, with the support of local authorities, we believe this can be achieved". The site for Brighton and Hove Albion's new football ground at Falmer was supported by John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, after years of wrangling.