Sentence examples for charged with safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The federal agency charged with safeguarding consumers is in jeopardy.

It is the Diplomatic Security agents who are charged with safeguarding the lives of American diplomats.

We are charged with safeguarding the American public while protecting civil liberties.

Historic Scotland, a government agency charged with safeguarding the nation's historic buildings, also was involved.

The officer charged with safeguarding her will be disciplined after an investigation, the police said.

As CIA chief, Petraeus was charged with safeguarding some of the nation's most precious secrets.

As the historian Miri Rubin describes, for many, "the problem was not the country's laws, but those charged with applying and safeguarding them".

Charged, at 21, with safeguarding the future of the world's most successful fashion house, Saint Laurent began well: after his first, rapturously received collection, the International Herald Tribune's correspondent reported: "Everybody was crying.

"There is a correlation between the growth of home education and the number of illegal schools that are now operating". He called on local authorities, who he emphasised "are charged with the responsibility of safeguarding all children whether they go to a local authority school or academy or free school", to show vigilance and share intelligence.

Audiencias were charged by the crown with safeguarding the rights of Indians, and two days a week were allotted to hearing cases involving them.

The coin is among a number of new ones the Royal Mint has produced for 2014 including a 50p piece to mark the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and a £2 coin marking the 500th anniversary of Trinity House, the private corporation charged with maintaining coastal defences and safeguarding British waters since 1514.