Sentence examples for aims at safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Restoration aims at safeguarding peatland values by recovering natural hydrology.

The Peruvian programme aims at safeguarding the forest cover in an area of 54 million hectares, representing 75 per cent of Peruvian forests.

And proclaimed the era of Outright Monetary Transactions in sovereign bond markets aimed "at safeguarding an appropriate monetary policy transmission and the singleness of the monetary policy" is about to begin.

It is aimed at safeguarding Americans' rights to free expression, enshrined in our constitution.

(As it happens, the Bush Administration's 2002 budget proposal called for dramatically reducing the outgoing Clinton Administration's allocation for programs aimed at safeguarding the Russian nuclear stockpile).

But the law required couples to legally separate first — a period of reflection aimed at safeguarding the family in a socially conservative Catholic country.

"The move is aimed at safeguarding national sovereignty and security of territory and territorial airspace and maintaining the order of flight," he said.

The 200 rumoured closures, out of 611 UK stores and 117 overseas, were being discussed as part of a broad restructuring plan aimed at safeguarding the company's future, Sky News reported, quoting people "close to" Peacocks.

With Lebanon's Druze population numbering only about 200,000, analysts say Mr. Jumblatt's maneuvering is primarily driven by short-term tactical considerations aimed at safeguarding one of Lebanon's smallest communities.

Waqar Ahmed, head of Prevent for Birmingham city council, said the scheme had saved lives: "Any strategy aimed at safeguarding and supporting vulnerable individuals from a range of harms is surely a concept we can all agree on.

That triggered an eight-month inquiry – which all but ended when the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, put the finishing touches to a series of undertakings aimed at safeguarding "media plurality".