Sentence examples for safeguard itself from inspiring English sources

Rotterdam for example, is planning ahead with water plazas, green walls and floating neighbourhoods to safeguard itself from the threats posed by climate change.

This is a significant show of trust by the security council in the new federal government, which has only been in place since August; an important step in preparing the country to safeguard itself.

"There was an unsettling sense that what had so swiftly been put together could also be undone, that the empire might never acquire the political or cultural cohesion to safeguard itself against fragmentation from within," Mr. Clark writes.

But when it comes to features like tapping to zoom, it may have to "design around" Apple's patents and safeguard itself and its hardware partners, said Robert Barr, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley and former patent counsel for Cisco Systems.

Today, Snyder suggests, the European Union itself looks not unlike the old empire once did - a vast internal market and an enlightened bureaucracy, a force for ethnic compromise and the rule of law, relying on soft power to safeguard itself and to project its influence abroad.

In order to safeguard itself against nearby political instabilities and the threat of Russian aggression, the country's parliamentary parties signed an agreement earlier this year to boost Romanian defense spending to two percent of its GDP by 2017 and maintain that percentage for the following decade.

"At the same time," she added, "My commitment is unwavering in regards to our community safeguarding itself from within".

By being first to market with this app, Smule has safeguarded itself against the competition: even if another ocarina app comes along that is network compatible, Smule's application will likely have the largest user base and will be very difficult to catch up with.

"The very biodiversity that we seek to safeguard may itself be a legacy of centuries or millennia of human intervention," Iriarte says.

I recently caught up with Russell S. King in Johannesburg to find out what it takes to defend against reputational risk and safeguard identity itself in this 'brave new world'.

Nonetheless, "the appearance of the witness in court to orally attest to the accuracy of the tendered statement is an important safeguard in itself because the witness is certifying the accuracy of the statement before the Court and is available to answer questions from the bench" (Prosecutor v. Milošević 20 September 2003, paras. 16, 19).