Sentence examples for merely safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Public services have to be continuously reinvented, containing rising costs as well as meeting new needs: social democrats must promote a spirit of innovation, instead of merely safeguarding the status quo.

Roethke (2011, p. 38) underlines that "some scholars argue that territorial integrity merely safeguards the inviolability of international borders but does not regulate an internal affair such as secession".

He said he did not want to reopen old wounds, merely safeguard memory.

Firm limits must also be written into law: not merely safeguards, but red lines that may not be crossed.

The environmentalists are merely asking that the job of safeguarding the millions of acres that are open to development not be transferred to notoriously indifferent state agencies.

From the interviews, it became clear that these public shareholders opt for active ownership (pursuing public policies through their ownership of shares), rather than passive, where ownership is merely a means to bringing a private enterprise in existence as a 'public-task agent' or safeguarding its existence (but not interfering in its activities) [30].

"Security, safeguarding he country.

Brennan went on to focus on the particular reason for safeguarding First Amendment freedoms in this case: "Our Nation is deeply committed to safeguarding academic freedom, which is of transcendent value to all of us and not merely to the teachers concerned.

Ms. O'Brien specialized in safeguarding customer money.

Firstly, but merely of an indicative nature, in 2011, the Dutch department for Economic Affairs officially stated that the increase of the share of energy generated regionally would call upon grid operators to make the necessary grid investments given their statutory task of safeguarding an efficient and reliable infrastructure [23].

People should be safeguarding their own data.