Sentence examples for instead of safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The social critic Paul Goodman said that L.B.J.'s government, instead of safeguarding citizens, was reducing them to the status of "clients".

A scathing Justice Department report last week accused Ferguson of using local police and courts to generate revenue instead of safeguarding citizens, a practice the investigators said fell heaviest on African-Americans.

Public services have to be continuously reinvented, containing rising costs as well as meeting new needs: social democrats must promote a spirit of innovation, instead of merely safeguarding the status quo.

It is also one of safeguarding the environment.

It is thus the unifying existential structure of safeguarding.

They look to Rome instead to safeguard what those visionaries achieved, to guard Catholicism's inheritance, and provide a symbol of unity for a far-flung, billion-member church.

Shall we betray those children, or choose instead to safeguard their future?

In a speech to the European Parliament in September, she said, "Instead of stronger safeguards for the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms, we have seen a string of measures all chipping away at them".

Instead of writing safeguards into the legislation, the latest proposals would be guaranteed by a House of Bishops declaration, with disputes ruled on by an independent reviewer, or "ombudsman".

Importantly, while electronic prescribing systems could potentially have prevented up to a quarter of errors, these systems are best utilised alongside rather than instead of existing safeguards.

Instead of swearing to "safeguard" the country's current Constitution, they want to say they will "respect" it.