Sentence examples similar to post-safeguarding from inspiring English sources

The Underwater Centre in Fort William said the programme would create 20 new posts and safeguard 53 existing jobs.

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North Korea closed those reactors in 1994 and has allowed the International Atomic Energy Agency to post monitors to safeguard the nuclear material from the plants.

Twenty-four hours a day, 24 Afghan men with assault rifles staff six guard posts that ring the farm, safeguarding chili peppers and other produce.

Small businesses will welcome measures to increase the number of apprenticeships and to safeguard the post office network.

But what this bill in no way does is safeguard the Post Office against the shrinkage that is already going on.

The two doctors testifying for the government told the court they did not object to greater freedom with proper safeguards, like post-trip evaluations by hospital officials.

But fears about abuse of information in the wake of leaks by ex-US security contractor Edward Snowden, which revealed widespread spying by government listening post GCHQ, means new safeguards are needed to protect privacy.

Its staggeringly beautiful mountainous landscape is full of Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches, traditionally safeguarded from the Turks by their remote position, and it has some of the country's most testing hiking.

Theresa May is more trusted than Jeremy Corbyn to tackle the most urgent problems in post-Brexit Britain, including safeguarding the NHS, according to a new poll seen exclusively by the Guardian.