Sentence examples for safeguard anything from inspiring English sources
A society needs its morality as it needs a government and it is therefore, for the sake of self protection, entitled to 'use the law to preserve morality in the same way as it uses it to safeguard anything else that is essential to its existence' (Devlin 1965, p. 11).
Seriously, how are we supposed to trust safeguards devised by people who don't believe there is anything to safeguard against?
Which is why it is now a pressing matter to safeguard my data before anything else happens.
(Ms. Schapiro feels she has established sufficient safeguards against anything inappropriate; read the details and decide. You should also review the case of Lanny Breuer, formerly of the Department of Justice, and now at a prominent law firm).
"One can't reasonably expect the ABI to do anything other than to safeguard its members' interests," he said.
Should I be reassured or is there anything I should do to safeguard my position?
On women's rights, the committee came close to being insistent, asking the Foreign Office to explain what, if anything, it is doing to safeguard women's interests "worldwide".
"Anything that you put in to safeguard people, then they're going to take it away from you -- then why did we put you there?" he said.
Establishing Buddhism as Thailand's official faith, presupposing that doesn't mean "obligatory faith," would hardly change anything except to arrest change; it would safeguard Thailand's culturally Buddhist entrenchment.
Norma Gregory, the chairwoman of the Redbridge Foster Care Association, said: "Foster carers in Redbridge think this is a good idea and would support anything that safeguards children.
Living as an honorary Haitian in the Dominican Republic taught me that I needed to ensure that I had a second layer of security when it came to safeguarding my passport should anything happen.
