Sentence examples for long-term guards from inspiring English sources

It is with Broadway's support services in mind that organizations like the Theater Development Fund are trying to establish long-term guards against a disabling falloff in business.

Last week the AP reported that Mascara said that his deputies were making more frequent patrols around the mosque but that the agency did not have enough staff to place long-term guards at the site.

High frequencies of chases and ostentation (Table 1), and long-term guards characterized courtship.

While their initial work in diagnosis often sets the trajectory of care for a patient, they also manage long-term conditions, guard the public's health and advocate preventive care measures.

Being able to rely on a group of co-allies can reduce the cost of long-term mate guarding.

Virgos in long-term relationships guard it with their lives and will react with hostility to anyone who threatens that relationship.

His position is the only one with questionable depth, as Anthony Collins and mudder Dennis Roland are experienced at tackle, and last year's fourth-round pick, Clint Boling, is expected to provide long-term stability at guard.

"When implemented," a statement from 30 leading nuclear nonproliferation specialists reads, the agreement "will put in place an effective, verifiable, enforceable, long-term plan to guard against the possibility of a new nuclear-armed state in the Middle East".

Long-term prognosis is guarded because approximately 50% of patients may have evidence of progressive kidney disease.

The Guard's long-term plan, covering the next 10 to 20 years, calls for about $250 million of construction in Connecticut, about one-third of it on new or expanded armories in Southington, Middletown, New Haven, Newtown, Windsor Locks and East Lyme, one-third on improvements at Camp Rowland, and one-third on maintenance of existing buildings, Colonel Lukowski said.

With 9 of 10 active-duty Army divisions committed to the Iraq mission, Mr. Kerry said the so-called stop-loss policy, along with other stresses like the long-term deployment of Reserve and Guard troops, put the nation "in danger of creating another hollow Army".