Sentence examples for create and safeguard from inspiring English sources

"We have big ambitions for Wales and its economy and we will continue to work hard to create and safeguard jobs.

From Monday Welsh businesses can apply for a minimum of £100,000 of matched funding to create and safeguard jobs.

It enabled Welsh businesses to apply for a minimum of £100,000 of matched funding to create and safeguard jobs.

"The Scottish government is using every lever currently available to us to secure new investment and create and safeguard jobs, in the face of severe cuts from Westminster.

"This new law is essential in achieving this by supporting local employment first, and where this is not possible, focusing immigration on areas of higher value that create and safeguard local employment".

She also pointed out during her speech that membership of the EU has created and safeguarded around 64,000 jobs for Scotland in the last decade.

A. Great corporations exist only because they are created and safeguarded by our institutions; and it is therefore our right and duty to see that they work in harmony with these institutions.

"Nissan's investment in a new battery plant and its hope to start producing electric vehicles here in Sunderland is great news for the local economy, creating up to 350 direct jobs and creating and safeguarding hundreds more in the associated supply chain," said Brown.

But good causes for which western soldiers bravely fought and died, such as creating and safeguarding the space for extending women's rights, human rights in general, universal education and child healthcare, are all prospectively under threat in Afghanistan's uncertain post-Nato future.

Its report suggested that while the majority of the economic value was created directly by the football club, most of the jobs created and safeguarded were from 'non-footballing' activity.

It also suggests that while the majority of the economic value was created directly by the football club, most of the jobs created and safeguarded were from "non-footballing activity".