Sentence examples for identifying and safeguarding from inspiring English sources

BirdLife International's priorities include preventing extinction of bird species, identifying and safeguarding important sites for birds, maintaining and restoring key bird habitats, and empowering conservationists worldwide.

The OHS is responsible for co-ordinating American strategy against terrorist attacks or threats, and wants to issue detailed guidance for identifying and safeguarding sensitive information.

The AZE is a global initiative that seeks to prevent extinctions by identifying and safeguarding key sites where species are in imminent danger of disappearing [25].

The chief constable of Wiltshire police, Mike Veale, said the priority of the investigation is to identify and safeguard children and vulnerable adults who may be at risk of abuse today.

A four-year investigation named Operation Alpine led to the closure of the site and resulted in 132 UK children being identified and safeguarded.

While the resources and management time required to implement data mapping may seem high, it may identify and safeguard a business entity in other areas of potential liability, from employment through to data security, as well as revealing useful operational insights.

Our primary goal was to isolate, identify, and safeguard Rhizoctonia-like fungi to facilitate orchid conservation in the region (e.g., symbiotic germination).

"By defining terms such as 'YODO', a phrase used by jihadist sympathisers meaning 'You Only Die Once', the glossary gives teachers, who are part of the solution to the problem, the tools they need to identify, intervene and safeguard at-risk pupils".

When identifying and designing a project, safeguards should help assess the possible environmental and social risks and the impacts (positive or negative) associated with a development intervention.

What we do know is that safeguards aimed at identifying and dealing appropriately with vulnerable immigration detainees have failed on many occasions.

He said it was vital to "proactively identify unaccompanied children and safeguard them from existing risks" to ensure they are "protected from any further abuse and exploitation".