Sentence examples similar to close safeguarding from inspiring English sources

But current legislation doesn't get close to safeguarding these economic rights because the UN declaration has no influence on the legislative programme of member states.

The agreement, which also applies to principals, puts the state one step closer to safeguarding $700 million in federal education aid.

Instead, he took advantage of the opportunity to snatch Crimea, the territory with the closest identification with Moscow, simultaneously safeguarding the latter's major Black Sea base, and create a frozen conflict in the Donbass, effectively preventing Ukraine's entry into NATO.

I believe there - with the 23 countries that are participating on the ground or - 23 countries that are participating on the ground and at sea that the security of Saudi Arabia is close to safeguarded.

Competition between software companies used to mean safeguarding your code and suing anyone that came close to it.

But recently, two children's homes in Somerset were closed down due to failings in the standards of care provided, safeguarding issues and poor management.

This bill needs to become law so we can close this loophole and safeguard our environment.

But as booming China has begun to close the spigot to safeguard its own supplies, Japan, the world's second biggest economy, has been forced to look elsewhere for an alternative source in Africa.On May 28th it hosted the Tokyo International Conference on African Development, a quadrennial event since 1993.

The children's home element at Cruckton Hall School was closed in January after Ofsted and the Department for Education (DfE) raised concerns on safeguarding.

"Security, safeguarding he country.

Safeguarding our platform.