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"We were told that if we took those measures, it would safeguard it," he says.

"I also knew that if he sold to Bob, it would safeguard everybody's interest.

EDF pledged to "recognise and appreciate" the importance of BE employees and said it would safeguard their employment and pension rights.

Republican leaders and business groups are vigorously backing the bill, saying it would safeguard the freedom of corporations to locate operations where they want.

The order is the largest single private-sector investment in the history of Germany industry, according to Lufthansa, adding it would safeguard about 13,000 jobs at Lufthansa alone.

In response, Christine McGourty, director of Energy UK, which represents gas and electricity suppliers, said it would safeguard against hard selling: "If customers have given consent, any sales activities will be conducted in a fair, transparent, appropriate and professional manner.

He was a principal planner of terrorist attacks, it was said, and removing him would safeguard Israel.

Nissan is to build the latest version of the Qashqai in its plants in the UK, it revealed on Wednesday, in a move it said would safeguard 6,000 jobs.

It said the move would "safeguard environmental security" and was "conducive to China's development interests".

The Atol scheme insisted each holiday company had a bond relative to its turnover that would safeguard travellers' money.

Its military chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, reiterated Friday that Pakistan would safeguard its territorial integrity.