The phrase "safeguard about" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as "safeguard" typically requires a direct object or a specific context.
Example: "We need to safeguard our data against breaches."
Alternatives: "protect against" or "ensure safety regarding".
The order is the largest single private-sector investment in the history of Germany industry, according to Lufthansa, adding it would safeguard about 13,000 jobs at Lufthansa alone.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman has recommended that 355,000 acres of national forest be given monument status to safeguard about half the giant sequoia groves remaining in the United States.
Doosan Babcock said the deal would safeguard about 1,000 jobs.
Mr Walsh said the turnaround plans were critical for the future of Iberia and safeguarding about 15,500 posts across the Madrid-based business.
"What the public want to see is... really strong safeguards about this and I want the broadcasters responding to that public wish".
Mr. Chester said he would ask the Federal Communications Commission to "examine this as to its impact" and whether viewers ought to be notified of the existence of virtual ads under the commission's existing "safeguards about sponsor identification and overcommercialization".
I don't know what has been done, but I know the biggest issue was that the coaches, particularly in basketball and football, refused to put up safeguards about the type of player they were bringing in".
"The safeguards he talks about are not safeguards at all.
What should the RBI make of this?Wealth and safetyThe other safeguard is about structure.
These "fragments" include blood and tissue samples (many of them collected from indigenous communities) that scientists believed would safeguard clues about everything from ancestry to disease.
Sariam Kamara, of Forward UK, who was also working with the Met at Heathrow, said: "This is about safeguarding.
