Sentence examples for safeguard custom from inspiring English sources

Facebook began to safeguard Custom Audiences a few months ago when it blocked third-party data brokers like Datalogix and Acxiom from work with Facebook to upload data sets as Partner Categories that advertisers could target.

Ms. O'Brien specialized in safeguarding customer money.

The constitution protects minorities and the law safeguards the customs of the Kalash.

Frequently where the safeguards both of custom and of competition for workers have been missing, workers have felt the need to combine in order to bargain collectively.

A decreasing, yet sizeable, majority of marriages are arranged between families a custom that safeguards the caste system.

Carlson & Company also devises custom shipping fixtures, steel armatures that safeguard the artwork and allow cranes or other equipment to attach to the framework, not the artwork.

Asked what safeguards the government proposed to put in place to ensure that only persons of interest were detained at Australian airports in an environment of heightened national security risk, Morrison replied the relevant safeguard was the "exceptional" training undertaken by Australian customs officers.

To safeguard these things will show respect for the beliefs and customs of all men and will bear witness that these things belong not only to a particular people but also to the heritage of mankind.

By moving together, they hoped, they could safeguard the things that make them unique, like their subsistence lifestyle and customs.

So whether I believe in the power of Ganesha to safeguard my trip to Rameswaram is beside the point: I am content to observe the customs of the place.

Gurlitt had taken no particularly unusual measures to safeguard his flat from intruders: "Keeping things secret is the best way to keep them safe," said Munich customs official Siegfried Klöble.