Dennis Curtis, a law professor at Yale who was president of the first ethics commission in Los Angeles from 1990 to 1995, said the commission is an important safeguard, one that "keeps politicians on their toes".
"The Ross Sea Region [Marine Protected Area] will safeguard one of the last unspoiled ocean wilderness areas on the planet ― home to unparalleled marine biodiversity and thriving communities of penguins, seals, whales, seabirds, and fish," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in a statement.
By supporting the Ross Sea MPA and agreeing to reasonable limits on krill fishing throughout the Southern Ocean, China would show environmental leadership on a world stage while helping to both safeguard one of the last pristine areas of the world's oceans and ensure productive Antarctic fisheries for decades to come.
Failure to take precautions to safeguard one's own work is prohibited.
Liam's situation illustrates just how easy it is to ignore bullying, or even join in, to safeguard one's own acceptance by one's peers.
"It is now time for member states to pull together in the common interest to safeguard one of the union's crowning achievements".
This would also be the best way for Democrats to safeguard one of Obama's greatest legacies: charting a path to universal health care.
And in Toledo, Ohio, Mr. Kerry's running mate, Senator John Edwards, was hitting the same notes, telling a crowd: "It is reckless and irresponsible to fail to protect and safeguard one of the largest weapons sites in the country.
This is a league which retains a dull four-times-a-season format to safeguard one fixture – between Rangers and Celtic – allows plastic pitches in the top flight, commands awful television deals and thinks, as per Saturday, a "domestic" cup final between Ross County and Connah's Quay Nomads represents innovation.
In the United States a reemergence of measles in 2015 renewed questions of how to balance duties to safeguard one's own children from perceived risk against duties to protect the wider community affected by decisions whether to vaccinate.
His point is that, although the neijing is an exposition of medicine: "it necessarily begins with philosophy and takes philosophy as the study of how to safeguard one's person.
