Sentence examples for could be safeguarded from inspiring English sources

A sale became more likely on Thursday, when the Dutch government said it wanted to sell its shares, as long as "the public interest in terms of nonproliferation, nuclear safety and supply security" could be safeguarded.

"With no state or federal laws to regulate housing and protect the children of Baltimore, a practical way to clean up lead needed to be found so that homes, communities, and children could be safeguarded".

Undoubtedly the most effective means by which our societies could be safeguarded from cyberattacks would be to roll back the clock — to go back to the pen, typewriter, paper and mechanical switch.

A sale became more likely Thursday, when the Dutch government said it wanted to sell its shares, as long as "the public interest in terms of nonproliferation, nuclear safety and supply security" could be safeguarded.

Chris Bown, chief executive at Poole Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and chair of the SWC, said that by making changes to "staff pay, terms and conditions", up to 6,000 NHS jobs could be safeguarded.

Moscow had threatened to cancel the show, "From Russia: French and Russian Master Paintings 1870-1925," scheduled to begin on Jan . 26at the Royal Academy of Art, unless the art could be safeguarded from lawsuits by descendants of some Russian collectors contending that the works were confiscated by the new government after the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917.

It said the project's engineer had concluded that the subway system could not be safeguarded against that type of attack.

A significant part of the inland valley area in Africa could hence be safeguarded for other purposes.

Hammersmith and Fulham leader Stephen Greenhalgh admitted there would be "significant reductions" in staff and the spending cuts meant jobs could not be safeguarded.

Only there could the purity of the faith be safeguarded from the unregenerate revisionism of human nature".

Jobs will be safeguarded.