Sentence examples for guarded to provide from inspiring English sources
The pool of practices fluctuates from year to year, but its composition is guarded to provide a representative sample of about 2% of the Dutch population regarding age and gender in comparison with Dutch National Statistics [ 17] and the practices are representative of all Dutch general practices with respect to geographical distribution and degree of urbanization [ 14, 18, 19].
It has emerged that Karroubi has asked his guards to provide him with a ballot box to vote while under house arrest.
My most memorable moment was when pro-se defendant KSM made an oral motion requesting the judge to instruct the guards to provide him with sufficient quantities of paper to enable him to file motions.
We work with UNHCR and the Libyan Coast Guard to provide medical care and other relief to refugees and migrants who have been rescued trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea from Libya to Italy.
If you or the person whose hair you're cutting has facial hair, use a guard to provide a smooth transition from the sideburns to the beard.
Most sensors used in machinery protection have been developed specifically to work with mechanical guarding systems or to provide direct electronic guarding systems such as light curtains.
They required prisons to reduce crowding, to discipline violent guards and to provide basic health care.
And a 19-year-old vegetarian from Teaneck, N.J., said guards refused to provide her with a meatless sandwich, despite a sign saying they were available.
"They tell me we're missing tens of million of dollars that could be used for the school system, to keep jail guards employed, to provide mental health services," Mr. Goodman said.
It's a coldly comic fable about a wealthy businessman (Christos Stergioglou) who, with the complicity of his wife (Michele Valley), has kept their children, now adults, locked in the family compound, depriving them of schooling and contact with the outer world — except for visits from his company's security guard (Anna Kalaitzidou), to provide their son sexual release.
