Sentence examples for guard against tensions from inspiring English sources

The mandate for camp management is to serve refugees, not Kenyan citizens, but sensible planners are keenly aware that integrated responses are vital, for reasons of justice but also to guard against tensions.

For now, peace with Syria may not be possible, but Mr. Assad and Mr. Barak must guard against escalating tensions over Lebanon.

Language was also included specifically intended to guard against human rights abuses by the Malian military in any operation in the north, where ethnic tensions linked to the occupation by Islamist militants are known to be on the rise.

Nato troops should be stationed permanently in eastern Europe to guard against potential aggressive moves by Russia, two former US policymakers have said in a report that could raise tensions with Moscow.

The tensions arising from the conflict between the drive for technological novelty and the need to guard against its possibly adverse consequences are more likely to increase than to abate, as innovation continues its headlong course.

Government needs to guard against their malfeasance.

They also try to guard against abuses.

We have to guard against this".

To guard against trouble with the carburetor.

"You have to guard against that.

Please be my guard against them.