Sentence examples for managed to safeguard from inspiring English sources

It employs third-party companies to certify that fisheries are managed to safeguard jobs, maintain fish stocks and protect the ocean.

First impressions also included the failure of American troops to protect the treasures of the national library and museum, to say nothing of hospitals and schools, even though they managed to safeguard the oil industry.

Thompson said that he had looked hard at the option of closing TV or radio services but had managed to safeguard existing channels and stations "all the way through to the end" of the current BBC Charter agreement with the government in 2016.

They [extremists] want to destabilize the few countries which have managed to safeguard their security, stability and political systems".

In the midst of a tight three-way race, Canada's Conservative prime minister eked out a huge victory in the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement on Monday — managing to safeguard the country's highly protected dairy industry.

For instance, a public agency could acquire rights to part or all of the polluting lands and manage them to safeguard water quality.

I was actually expecting this 20 years earlier than it happened, and I think we managed to remove the safeguards to prevent this from actually happening when we repealed The Glass-Steagall Act in 1999.

MEPs managed to introduce several safeguards to ensure respect for fundamental rights and protection of personal data is included in such cooperation.

This not only resulted in unfair royalty payments and virtually no environmental safeguards, but managed to bitterly divide tribal interests and relations.

Many questions would also be raised about how hijackers managed to seize four jets with all the modern safeguards in place.

In the ultimate coup, after Marsh died in 1899, Osborn managed to take over the research materials that the professor long had safeguarded in New Haven.