Sentence examples for all safeguarding from inspiring English sources

This means, above all, safeguarding the single market and its competition rules.

They all safeguard their turf and, as Jamaica's tense national election looms in 1976, "remind people how to vote".

This first significant step is in keeping with President Jagdeo's visionary approach to safeguarding all the forests of Guyana," said Iwokrama's chairman, Edward Glover.

It shows no understanding of the liberating power of the state, which is often the only institution capable of delivering opportunity for all or safeguarding our environment.

"Thanks for safeguarding all my loot," he wrote on the half title page.

Safeguarding all EU rights might not be the best strategy, said Lowe.

Usually a production assistant is in charge of holding and safeguarding all valuables, including personal jewelry, during a shoot.

In that capacity, he is charged with safeguarding all faiths, not just the religion of Islam.

"We are still safeguarding all the principles of the 17 February Revolution (that overthrew Gaddafi)," says Omar al-Hassi, the prime minister appointed by the old Tripoli parliament.

There are things we can all do to safeguard our mental health in the same way we do for our physical health.

Pete Grannis, commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, said he felt confident that the agreement would safeguard "all the truly precious pieces of property" that were available in the huge tract.