Sentence examples for it has safeguarded from inspiring English sources

This month the Film Council unveiled its new slimline structure, but it has safeguarded a £15m fund aimed at helping this sort of aspiring film-maker.

The Israeli government insists that it has safeguarded United States military secrets and exported only its own technology.

It is now owned by Hutchison Whampoa Limited and is subject to a planning application to convert it into residential units, though it has safeguarded wharf status.

(The library notes that it has safeguards to ensure that children do not view such content).

But "it has safeguards so that people like Kucinich don't game it".

Executives of the bank say that it has safeguards against self-dealing.

A waiver is normally approved for three years and can be extended, at a state's request, for five years at a time if the state shows that it has safeguards to protect the health and welfare of Medicaid beneficiaries.

And it has safeguards in place so that if a company goes under or raises a down round within a year of joining, its founders are shown the door.

The president "respects liberty so profoundly that he has protected it and has safeguarded civil liberties more than any other president in wartime that I know of".

The government says pay restraint has safeguarded jobs and services.

In a statement, John Reilly, a spokesman for MFS, said that the company was cooperating with regulators and that it had safeguards to prevent market timers from benefiting from pricing inefficiencies, particularly in its international funds.