Sentence examples for problem of safeguarding from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to be sure that NYU administrators were aware of concerns in the archaeological community about the problem of safeguarding cultural property," says Laura Slatkin, an NYU classicist and advisory committee member.

This is recommended by the MRC as a means of safeguarding against problems of acceptability, compliance, delivery of the intervention, recruitment and retention, and smaller-than-expected effect sizes, which can undermine the evaluation of an intervention.

It is thus the unifying existential structure of safeguarding.

Sir Peter continued that the main problem was safeguarding the welfare of those going to Syria "who may be driven because of the huge concern over there - some for humanitarian purposes - naively to go out there".

The aim is to improve measures to prevent and control disease and the ability to deal with public health problems, to safeguard the health and safety of the population, and to promote social stability and economic development.

I ask her whether access was ever a problem, given that none of the sex workers in the film seem to have a problem with safeguarding their identity.

Every day, thousands of initiatives pop up all around the world offering clever solutions to today's problems while safeguarding the needs of the future.

We decided we were able to broaden the age criterion, because the combination of frailty criteria and a problem driven approach safeguarded selection of eligible participants.

We are expected to raise issues of safeguarding, problems, and constantly fill out forms, but all unpaid and in our own time.

But now what about the third dimension of safeguarding?

This containment of safeguarding within a medical sphere seemed most compatible, with chaotic, neglectful families seen to be suffering a host of medical and social problems.