This has a huge economic potential," he said, making an economic argument for safeguarding privacy.
The museum exerts clear influence in our society and as well as preserving our past, the museum can also make a statement about safeguarding our future by addressing man-made climate change.
The trustee wishes to inform the 'Sellaband community' that, apart from a few technicalities, the completion of a transaction with a potential buyer of the business, is to be expected soon, in order to make a fresh start, safeguarding both the rights of Believers and Artists.
A recent study undertaken in six countries, including Zimbabwe and South Africa, concluded that routine confiscation of condoms by police and use of condoms against them "forces sex workers to make a choice between safeguarding their health and staying safe from police harassment or detention" [ 7].
Mr. Gore not only made a strong case for safeguarding our democratic principles, but he also presented Mr. Bush the shrewd challenge of matching his restrained and respectful, indeed presidential, approach to this national predicament.
To that end, in addition to providing a boost to the local economy, one could argue that Envision makes a conscious effort to safeguard the locality against the potentially detrimental effects of its own presence, with its focus on minimizing waste and conserving water, which is often a rarity in jungle climates.
For example, in 2005 the North Pacific Fishery Management Council made a landmark decision to safeguard deep-sea corals from destructive bottom trawling in roughly 280,000 square nautical miles of ocean waters around the Aleutian Islands off the Alaskan coast -- an area nearly twice the size of California.
Make an effort to safeguard marble surfaces from these products.
In 1985, I was one of several experts on military sabotage who appeared before the commission's advisory board on reactor safeguards to make a case for tightening the standards.
Although a long history of disagreement between the principals on each side probably did not help matters, a basic obstacle was an impasse between the public consortium's desire to make the information in the genome freely available to all researchers and the need of the private company, Celera, for enough proprietary safeguards to make a profit.
