Sentence examples for just safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Google is probably just safeguarding for the future, however, and is unlikely to release any products that require the patent to be employed anytime soon.

In 1987, he was arrested for mail theft (he believed he was just safeguarding his fellow tenants' letters) and institutionalised again.

Maybe the Chamber is just safeguarding AHIP's money, like Switzerland, though?

But as soon as we opened our shelter in 2015, it was apparent that providing this service to our residents was about so much more than just safeguarding pets, as important as that is.

Gandhi offers a compromise to the British governor asking just safeguard their rights of residence and trade and a limited number of immigrants everywhere.

"In 1991, the Americans could have changed the regime in Iraq," he said, "and so the people don't really trust that the Americans are here to just safeguard the Kuwaitis, but feel that they are looking after their own interests".

But, to him, environmentalism isn't just about safeguarding health and environmental justice.

And weren't we just nimbys safeguarding middle-class interests at the price of less privileged members of Brent society?

But, just to safeguard my film, I definitely want to say this much that, in a year when a women-oriented film does 900 million rupees, it is definitely a slice of history.

There will only be a future, in his view, if Western powers are prepared to intervene, not just to safeguard Erbil but re-establish the adjacent area of Nineveh Plains, including Qaraqosh, as a safe place for Christians and other minorities to live.

Was it really necessary to lose it just to safeguard the maraschino cherries?