Sentence examples for changes to guard from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, executives have to make major organizational changes to guard against a potential disaster.

Instead, they want Arpaio to enact changes to guard against what they said is discriminatory policing at his agency.

Officials now say that they are weighing a number of changes to try to guard against corruption, from making the details of the assessment process more public to rotating assessors to different assignments around the city, increasing supervision, limiting interactions between assessors and the representatives of property owners and overhauling the computer system they use to make assessments.

Mr. Mefford said he believed that the American public needed to accept fundamental and long-lasting changes in public safety to guard itself against another terrorist attack.

Doctors also saw the dosing and pricing changes as a way to guard against emerging evidence, in a small pilot study conducted by researchers at MD Anderson Cancer Center, that lower doses of the drug could be effective in patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

Both firms said they had changed their internal controls to guard against future portfolio pumping.

The same thinking, he says, should apply to climate change: it is better to guard against an awful fate than blithely assume that it will not happen.The insurance analogy is imperfect.

In the context of this change, we always need to guard against appeals to our worst selves," he said.

However, we will take steps in the coming weeks to guard against changes to the environment taking down our service again.

That said, Mr. King advises investors to choose issues with very short maturities, to guard against changes in interest rates and the junk market's current volatility.

Mr. Luciano, the son of Italian immigrants (whose father had changed his surname to Lewis to guard against discrimination), and five B.R.T. supervisors and executives were indicted on a charge of manslaughter.