Sentence examples for response to safeguarding from inspiring English sources

He said: "I believe that the police response to safeguarding children and young people from child sexual exploitation is now adequate.

But Drew added that the force had made "determined progress" since 2013 and that its response to safeguarding children and young people from abuse was now adequate and, in some cases, of high quality.

In response, to safeguard our security, we Europeans must take care of ourselves more than ever.

"This trend has been recognised by the Home Office, NCA and national policing lead, who are improving the operational response to safeguard the vulnerable and target the most violent by ensuring that the more hidden elements of gang crime and exploitation are visible to the police and local partners".

These attempts will drag out or even halt what absolutely must be a speedy response to safeguard children's education.

In these contexts, UNICEF mobilizes a coordinated and timely emergency response to safeguard the health and nutritional status of those who need it most.

There have been no reports of a rise in communicable diseases thus far, underlining the importance of such a rapid response to safeguard water supplies.

There have been no reports of a rise in communicable diseases so far, underlining the importance of such a rapid response to safeguard water supplies.

The Global Polio Eradication Initiative partners (WHO, Rotary International, U.S. Centers for Disease Control CDC & Preventionon, and UNICEF) welcomed the African leaders' swift and decisive response to safeguard Africa's investment in a polio-free future for children.

The statement added that no serious health problems had been detected since the contamination, and that the authorities were making "appropriate responses" to safeguard public health.

They were in response to "significant safeguarding concerns" after a number of reported deaths.