Furthermore, the acceptance of refugees is not only a key tenet of our international humanitarian obligation as a party to global treaties as well as pledges to safeguard those fleeing from war, famine, and other disasters.
CRIME Labour Pledged to "safeguard" 10,000 police officer posts by streamlining police procurement.
Campaigners say the government must honour its pledge to safeguard the green belt.
At their conference two weeks ago, the Lib Dems passed an amendment pledging to safeguard the universal child benefit.
A Conservative government would cut the NHS "to the bone", Labour claimed today, despite David Cameron's pledge to safeguard the health budget.
On crime and justice, the manifesto underlines the pledge to safeguard 10,000 police jobs and a new emphasis on tackling antisocial behaviour.
In Abidjan, chaotic conditions prevailed, prompting Mr. Ouattara's pledge to safeguard the city, restore basic services and resuscitate the economy.
A pledge to safeguard the right to protest as part of the "new politics" promised by the coalition Government will be undermined today as a legal challenge begins to remove peace protesters camping outside Parliament.
After winning by-elections by a landslide earlier this month, the Lady and her party are refusing to show up for their first legislative session in protest over having to take a pledge to "safeguard" the 2008 Constitution.
The positive momentum suddenly seemed at risk when Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi refused to take the oath of office, demanding changes to the pledge to "safeguard" the undemocratic Constitution (among other things, it guarantees the military one-quarter of the seats in Parliament).
