Sentence examples for but safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The Red Devils have been linked with moves for Lazio's Felipe Anderson this month but safeguarding short-term stability in the dugout has taken precedent in recent weeks.

The scale of a further clamp on EU migrant welfare benefits remains the unresolved issue for the public, but safeguarding the relationship between those inside the eurozone and those outside is the key issue for the City.

Generally speaking, this fully mechanical valve is designed to open based on an overpressure situation within a process pressure system, thus, not only protecting life but safeguarding the investment and plant itself.

But safeguarding Leptis and other sites will prove difficult for the international community.

"But safeguarding bilateral relations requires that the two sides meet halfway and requires Japan to take candid and practical actions".

The UN security council agreed measures last month to combat the trafficking of antiquities plundered from Iraq and Syria, but safeguarding culture has yet to be written into the mandate of peacekeeping operations.

The project, to replace the Intercity 125 trains, will not only create new jobs but safeguard thousands more.

I want to live in a country where rights, freedoms and privacy are not the playthings of politicians, but safeguarded for everyone.

Mrs Jervis The maternal housekeeper in Samuel Richardson's Pamela not only has to take the 15-year-old heroine under her wing, but safeguard her virginity.

Democracy is not founded upon the principle of safeguarding the rights of the popular, but upon safeguarding the rights of the most unpopular.

"These officers did a masterful job at not only capturing the armed robbers but at safeguarding the customers," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.