Sentence examples for measures to guard from inspiring English sources

Hopefully, the possibility that there will be a large-scale terrorist attack in the UK is small - especially if we take intensive measures to guard against it.

Czech officials and private businesses are taking measures to guard against the possibility of violent protests accompanying a meeting of the International Monetary Fund next month.

Councilman Chris J. Coschignano, who proposed the moratorium, said the study would yield "potential preventive measures to guard against overdevelopment in the hamlet".

The governor's aim, roughly speaking, is to keep rises in interest rates "gradual and limited" and use specific measures to guard against excessive indebtedness.

A1 Radiation Detectors Deployed The police commissioner said radiation detectors would be installed outside several city buildings as part of the department's measures to guard against potential terrorism.

The prime minister said he would bring forward further measures to guard against the radicalisation of children in some so-called supplementary schools or tuition centres.

In the UK, local councils must grant planning permission before any new structure is erected, mostly as a measure to guard against overcrowding and unsafe living conditions.

There also are provisions in the measure to guard against wasteful or inappropriate spending, although the City Council can and should improve on that oversight.

Therefore, as a precautionary measure to guard against what appeared to be a spurious geographical influence, regression coefficients were recalculated in the absence of the Clearwater River group.

B6 BORDER PACT -- The United States and Canada approved a declaration calling for a "smart border," vowing cooperation on measures intended to guard against terrorists while speeding the flow of trade.

The United States and Canada today approved a declaration calling for a "smart border," committing the two nations to cooperation on a range of border control and law enforcement measures intended to guard against terrorists while speeding the free flow of trade.