Sentence examples for To safeguards from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that serves as a guard or protection; a defense.
- Getting a flu shot is a good safeguard against illness.
It is subject to safeguards whose effects are in dispute.
There is little alternative to safeguards like these, Mr. Clement said.
The regulations will allow public-health authorities and academic medical researchers to use identifiable patient records without their consent, subject to safeguards (see article).
The court, however, said there is a right to safeguards that reduce the risk of improper incarceration — like an opportunity to present financial information to the court.
Mr, Chilton and some lawmakers have argued that farmers deserve a backstop akin to safeguards given to securities and banking customers.
And given the political clout of textile lobbies, it is lamentable, but not surprising, that America has resorted to safeguards so soon.
Do we want to safeguard civilians?
This is to safeguard national security".
The sand stockpiles are to safeguard supplies.
We certainly want to safeguard against stereotyping".
The challenge is to safeguard the resource.
