Sentence examples for idea of safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The idea of safeguarding universal benefits through a higher levy on the banks has both popular and moral force.

Kuwait pioneered the idea of safeguarding its own economic future by becoming a long-term investor in the economies of others.

I very much like the idea that the people who are entrusted with the job of safeguarding the value and use of our assets are people we can see, quiz and, if necessary, vote out.

It is also one of safeguarding the environment.

Schools are on the frontline of safeguarding these vulnerable children.

Building relationships is also the best way of safeguarding money.

We did ten weeks of sociology, six weeks of safeguarding adults and six weeks of safeguarding children.

It is thus the unifying existential structure of safeguarding.

Staunchly secular nationalists who like the idea of militarily safeguarding the country from ideological leaders may have been expected to support the coup.

But in the interest of protecting the ownership of ideas and safeguarding their potential financial rewards, he says, these walls keep ideas sequestered, reducing the "overall network of minds that can potentially engage with a problem".

If we embraced the idea of developing safeguards on an continual basis, we might be useful teachers as well as students.