Sentence examples for help in safeguarding from inspiring English sources

But as technologies have evolved, network administrators need more help in safeguarding their computer systems.

This might help in safeguarding adolescents especially the females from the numerous life threatening adverse effects associated with premarital sexual activities.

Some experts said the United States was trying to help Pakistan in safeguarding its military nuclear materials, despite constraints on the American effort by the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which prohibits participating states from assisting with the control of materials by states, like Pakistan, that have rejected the treaty.

Mr Loughton said the planned overhaul would help groups involved in safeguarding children - including teachers, youth workers, police and social workers - to carry out their work without being hampered by unnecessary bureaucracy.

Their help is seen as important in safeguarding what has become a cash cow: taxes and fees paid by business entities account for almost a third of the state's revenues.Delaware does not have much competition in attracting firms to incorporate there; but in company litigation, its courts have lost out to rivals (see chart).

The ER-alpha receptor, therefore, seems to be more involved in safeguarding brain cells, perhaps by activating the production of proteins that help them heal.

Ms. O'Brien specialized in safeguarding customer money.

During the trip, UNICEF and Mr. Bougherra called upon civil society in Algeria to play its role in helping safeguard the rights of the country's most vulnerable children and youth.

He added that such ideas show "how our plans to modernise our health service can work in practice, and help to safeguard the NHS for the future".

Inbreeding is a concern due to low population numbers, and the national stud farm at Tarbes and Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (National Institute of Agronomic Research) have been brought in to help safeguard the genetic resources of the breed.

While no single country can unilaterally determine the fate of the Southern Ocean, one nation -- China -- can play a major role in helping to safeguard this stunningly beautiful region.