Sentence examples for safeguard herself from inspiring English sources
As the father of a daughter, I want to tell her how to safeguard herself from men like that, teach her how to talk to them in a way that won't rile them up, won't make her a target.
One panel member, Sharon Evans, chief executive of Dot Com Children's Foundation, which promotes child safeguarding, and herself an abuse survivor, wrote in a response to May that she felt "devastated at the prospect of the independent inquiry being halted".
She wanted to see the safeguards for herself.
And rights to protect -- Maura's proven herself; she will safeguard these hard-won protections and will remain vigilant as Massachusetts moves forward and faces new challenges.
4) If she tries to say something to safeguard her rights or protect herself from any unnecessary stress, they [husband and in-laws] start blaming her: 'your parents don't teach you manners how to behave with elders or others'.
Her example has caused Caro to swear 2 things for herself, as safeguards for her future.
However, much of public health regulation is not primarily directed to avert risk to others, but to safeguard the health and safety of the individual him- or herself.
Despite this, the committee recommended inclusion of an elector's date of birth in the elector lists "on the grounds that this would provide a further safeguard against electoral fraud, especially in cases where a prospective voter presents himself or herself at a poll without adequate identification", and this was included in the committee stage in the House of Commons.
Safeguard declined to comment.
Do we want to safeguard civilians?
