Sentence examples for Safeguard progress from inspiring English sources

It is also critical that adequate investments are made in early childhood development now, to safeguard progress, and to ensure a peaceful, tolerant and productive society in the future," said June Kunugi, UNICEF Representative in BiH.

The book opens your eyes to see what it takes, even today, to keep America united and to safeguard the progress made in the area of civil rights.

The Kyrgyz National Fortification Alliance gives great importance to effective monitoring to help safeguard the progress already made, and to further improve the nutrition situation of children and women.

"The issues that led to the establishment of the Hallett Review underline the importance of safeguarding the progress made by the Northern Ireland political parties and reaching agreement on comprehensive and effective arrangements for dealing with the past".

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.

English Heritage and National Trust are supportive of our plans, and we will ensure sites of cultural or historical significance are safeguarded as we progress with the upgrade," the spokesperson said.

It is essential that we ensure this site of cultural and historical significance is safeguarded as we progress with the upgrade".

A draft decision announced on 29 May by a working group of the United Nations Organization for Education, Science and Culture's World Heritage Committee allows the GBR to keep its current World Heritage Area status but requires Australia to report on progress to safeguard the iconic reef from further decline by 1 December 2016.

From coast to coast, we've made terrific progress to safeguard our ocean ecosystems.

However, he said, the United States' insistence on financial safeguards has undoubtedly delayed progress.

The Wildlife Conservation Society is reporting that this year has seen significant progress in safeguarding tigers and some of their last havens in Russia, Thailand and India — three countries where the endangered species still has a solid base from which populations could expand if protections increase.