Sentence examples for reliably safeguard from inspiring English sources
"This test is a measure for self-defence the DPRK has taken to firmly protect the sovereignty of the country and the vital right of the nation from the ever-growing nuclear threat and blackmail by the US -led hostile forces and to reliably safeguard the peace on the Korean Peninsula and regional security.
William L. Sanders, a senior research manager for a North Carolina company, SAS, that does value-added estimates for districts in North Carolina, Tennessee and other states, said that "if you use rigorous, robust methods and surround them with safeguards, you can reliably distinguish highly effective teachers from average teachers and from ineffective teachers".
A shorter measurement time can increase the number of items that a nuclear safeguards inspector can reliably measure during a period of access to a nuclear facility.
Based on these safeguards, we can reliably assert that the changes seen between the two populations are the result of association with cancerous cells.
Under rigorous protocols and safeguards, aDNA from lake sediments can be reliably extracted, amplified, and sequenced with a low threat of contamination by modern DNA.
Addressing two major complaints about Colonel Qaddafi's rule, Mr. Abdel-Jalil assured the crowd that unemployment benefits would reliably be paid and that the country's wealth would be safeguarded from corruption.
GOP lawmakers in the house voted more than 300 times to undermine critical safeguards in the past few years, but Rep. Waxman stood up -- not alone, but reliably, forcefully, and effectively -- against the single worst legislative attack on our bedrock environmental and public health laws.
Breyer explained that safeguards the Court adopted nearly forty years ago "to ensure that the penalty would be applied reliably and not arbitrarily" have not worked.
Safeguard declined to comment.
Alaska is still reliably Republican.
