Centuries of persecution culminating in the Holocaust created a moral imperative for a Jewish homeland, Israel, and demand of America that it safeguard that nation in the breach.
The West should do all it can to safeguard that openness — and that may involve an occasional dose of "secular fascism".
However, NGOs warn that it's hard to safeguard that fundamental human rights of migrants are respected when in the hands of non-EU countries partaking in these agreements.
Accepting a few needy children might well safeguard that status.
Tomorrow's meeting can help to safeguard that legacy.
"We wanted to safeguard that information from manipulation," he said.
After declaring that a "basis for protecting the right to marry is that it safeguards children and families," Justice Anthony Kennedy explained that "same-sex couples provide loving and nurturing homes to their children, whether biological or adopted".
Burial within the limits of cities and towns was almost everywhere abolished, and, where it was still allowed, it was surrounded by safeguards that made it practically innocuous.
The reviewer found that the specification did not violate the rights of the accused because the for did "not tend to the prejudice of the defendant". In fact, the reviewer states that another ground for "sustaining the legality of the omnibus specification is that it safeguards the interest of the accused.
When China joined the WTO in 2001, it agreed to safeguards that allowed the U.S. to impose duties if it was determined that a surge in Chinese imports threatened U.S. producers and caused a market disruption.
A3 NATIONAL A18-19 Military Seeks Exemption From Environmental Laws The Defense Department, which controls 28 million acres of land across the nation that it uses for combat exercises and weapons testing, has been moving to reduce requirements that it safeguard the environment on that land.
