Sentence examples for commitment to safeguard from inspiring English sources
Snowden broke his commitment to safeguard a wide variety of secrets, many of whose disclosure was in no apparent public interest.Mr Snowden has done some good.
The state health commissioner, Dr. Antonia C. Novello, said in a statement that the department's action underscored its commitment to safeguard residents of homes for the mentally ill.
Yet, these programs remain controversial, a battleground between those opponents who perceive them to be costly, "big government" programs and supporters who see them as essential to the nation's commitment to safeguard the most vulnerable among us.
President Clinton and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyhau signed an agreement this weekend that officials in both countries described as a significant strengthening of the American commitment to safeguard Israel's security from the threats of a post-Soviet world.
It would, or could, not withdraw from what, after the Gulf war, it had put in place, a curious, contradictory amalgam of UN sanctions that penalised the Iraqi people, not its rulers, a moral commitment to safeguard "liberated" Kurdistan, an ineffectual "no-fly zone" over the Shia south.
Norway ratified the Bern Convention in 1986, which implies a commitment to safeguard sustainable carnivore populations in Norway (Norwegian Environment Agency 2014).
