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Samsung's contribution to the Linux Foundation helps safeguard the success of its products, said Jim Zemlin, an executive director of the Linux Foundation.

"What matters to us now is that we safeguard that success".

Likewise, this approach is needed within SDGs implementation to safeguard the success of the Agenda.

Safeguard had several big success stories prior to the Internet most notably Novell and Cambridge Technology Partners –but it has only been in the past year, with the spectacular debuts of business-to-business companies VerticalNet and Internet Capital Group (ICG), that the Wayne, Pa.-based holding company has come to the attention of investors around the world.

The music industry is urging the Government to safeguard its future success by implementing measures which will protect copyright and require internet service providers to take a greater responsibility for removing pirated files from the web.

Now emergency efforts are underway to safeguard an incredible success story for Africa and keep the world on track to stop polio transmission by the end of 2004.

Another proposal says that shareholders call on the board to make strategy and capital expenditure decisions "consistent with the climate goals of the Paris agreement" in order to safeguard the longer-term success of the company and respond to risks and opportunities posed by climate change.

Birds give up some of their current reproductive success to safeguard their survival and expected future reproductive success.

But he had no success and safeguarded the artwork in his locker.

World championship silver medallists Imogen Bankier and Chris Adcock say they hope their success will help safeguard the future of UK badminton.

Thus, when new settings arise — say, social media or mobile communications — privacy activists must scramble to promote new safeguards, with no guarantee of success.