Sentence examples for both safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The so far successful initiative of the German NGO "BUND," just in time with the second river basin management plans, confirms the ability of the WFD to adopt concrete measures for both safeguarding a good state and for preventing the deterioration of surface waters.

(Male judge, 55 years old) This position incorporates both safeguarding patients' autonomy and their partners' safety which is beneficial to the entire family.

A solution could lie in consequentialism, which integrates the consequences for future generations in terms of both safeguarding of autonomy and quality of life, and puts the sacredness of life in second place but without sacrificing it.

While the anticipation may be a precursor or consequence of experienced discrimination (or both) [ 4, 8], these data suggest a need for interventions and monitoring of employment and education agencies to ensure that people with SMI are both safeguarded from unfair treatment and receive adequate support to enable them to engage in these areas.

Their failure to agree on such matters has impeded progress both in safeguarding the quality of genuine medicines and in criminalizing falsified ones.

Mr. Obama, officials said, is basing his case for action both on safeguarding international standards against the use of chemical weapons and on the threat to America's national interest.

This paper provides a comprehensive guidance for the selection and installation of transient protection devices, especially in a TT wiring system with the aim of safeguarding both the equipment concerned and the operators and users of equipment.

The mayor said the school system must remove disruptive students so others can learn, but he also said the city had an obligation to children who misbehave, both in safeguarding their legal rights and in finding alternative places to educate them.

C1 U.S.-Jordan Trade Pact President Clinton and King Abdullah of Jordan signed a free trade agreement that commits both countries to safeguarding worker rights and the environment.

Freedom of the press is guaranteed by the 1919 constitution and the Freedom of the Press Act (also 1919); both contain provisions safeguarding editorial rights and outlining press responsibilities.

A Justice Department spokeswoman, Barbara Comstock, did not respond in detail to Judge Brinkema's complaints about secrecy but said in a statement that the department regularly brought terrorists and spies to trial "while safeguarding both national security and due process".