Sentence examples for focused on safeguarding from inspiring English sources
In Connecticut, efforts by the Democratic National Committee have focused on safeguarding Mr. Maloney's seat.
Over the years, local governments in the immediate area became focused on safeguarding their rural character.
With the country focused on safeguarding airliners from terrorism, aviation experts say private cargo, charter and corporate aircraft may now be more vulnerable to hijackings by suicide attackers.
Cuccinelli claimed that he was focused on safeguarding taxpayer funds, and not trying to discredit Mann's scientific findings, including the iconic "hockey stick" graph that reconstructs how global temperatures have risen over time.
Obama will add the session on counterterrorism to an international summit that had been focused on safeguarding nuclear materials.
UNMISS peacekeepers are nearly always outnumbered in conflict areas, and have primarily focused on safeguarding civilians in their bases.
We go through the day's business, focusing on safeguarding; we are currently working with one woman who carries a knife.
After nearly four years of debate and negotiation the European Parliament seemed set (as The Economist went to press) to approve reforms aimed at enhancing confidence in their audits.The biggest proposed changes focus on safeguarding auditors' independence.
Unbundling seems much less important today, he says.Instead, as Russia becomes an increasingly powerful energy producer, the EU should focus on safeguarding its security of supply, in particular by forming a common front in dealings with Gazprom and other Russian energy giants.
Without any pending legislation, we must focus on safeguarding the Clean Air Act and on debunking the myth of "clean" coal.
The study was based on the World Medical Association's [ 43] Declaration of Helsinki statement of ethical principles for medical research involving humans, focusing on safeguarding the integrity of, doing no harm to, and providing dignity and respect for the participants.
