Sentence examples for dedicated guardians from inspiring English sources

In this light, none of us should judge anyone or be the dedicated guardians of other people's consciences or lay a heavy spiritual burden on their souls by excluding them from this food from heaven.

"We had good and dedicated guardians.

Post a review here on the album's dedicated Guardian page, and we'll publish a selection next week.

But this was an aid project with a difference: every step of the way would be blogged, reported or filmed on a dedicated Guardian website.

The project, documented on a dedicated Guardian website, distributed malaria bednets, trained local village health teams in basic medical care, repaired and built classrooms and installed boreholes.

But MedConfidential's concern is exactly that: If public sector data processing is going to be given a new statutory basis — via the incoming DP bill — that takes it outside the normal data protection rules then the ethics of doing things like applying AI to the most highly intimate forms of citizen data will be in the hands of ministers, rather than left to dedicated data guardians to judge.

Hutton's victorious Ashes team of 1954-55 gave the captain a silver salver inscribed 'Are you all right?'" In the same edition as that report, the Labour politician and Yorkshire native Roy Hattersley dedicated his Guardian column to Hutton, one of his childhood heroes.

The sampy were often personified complete with a distinct personality and offered their own house with guardians dedicated to their service.

"I am thrilled to be joining the smart and dedicated team at Guardian US at such an exciting time," said Valenti.

As the Ebola outbreak shows no signs of slowing, the Guardian dedicated a day of live coverage to stories of those affected.

As part of the partnership with the Rockefeller Foundation, a dedicated section within Guardian Cities will focus on the issue of urban resilience, the ability of a city to prepare for, withstand, and rebound more quickly and effectively from acute shocks and chronic stresses.