Sentence examples for had been safeguarding from inspiring English sources
Relatives of one of Lola's friends, who had bought her old apartment, had been safeguarding several boxes that had been left behind.
Capital police officers seized the firearm and arrested Thompson, who explained that he had been safeguarding the gun for Webb and that he had picked up the wrong bag on his way to Capitol Hill.
Artisans were able to change the art gallery back to family apartments because the wall panelings, mirrors and doors had been safeguarded in the chateau's many storerooms.
Thai officials have vehemently denied the existence of any secret detention facilities, despite the CIA confirming in 2009 that it had destroyed some 92 tapes of interviews with terror suspects that had been safeguarded somewhere in Thailand.
Wales First Ministerr, Carwyn Jones, said he was delighted to announce the place had been safeguarded on St David's Day.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre (Ceop) said the children had been safeguarded or protected as a result.
Those who assumed the future of the Union had been safeguarded by the Scottish referendum must think again.
"White Shadow" was discovered in a collection of unidentified American nitrate prints that had been safeguarded at the New Zealand archive since 1989.
Importantly, the six year-old king, now James II, had been safeguarded from Atholl's control by the removal of the earl's associate, John Spens, from his role as James's custodian.
The Prevent Duty is entirely consistent with schools' existing responsibilities, and good schools will already have been safeguarding children from extremism and promoting fundamental British values long before the duty came into force.
