Sentence examples for safeguard support from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, it has the responsibility to "protect, safeguard, support, foster and promote their political, educational, religious, economic, social and cultural interests and the Malay language".

The Government has a responsibility to "protect, safeguard, support, foster and promote their political, educational, religious, economic, social and cultural interests and the Malay language".

The bank said that it is also hiring 11 new social safeguards specialists, reviewing its lending portfolio to identify projects in need of additional safeguards support, and requiring that all safeguards staff attend a "Resettlement Boot Camp".

The council said it would invest £1m in safeguarding, supporting and educating young people.

To check if the cardholder is indeed the person to whom the card belongs, there are PIN and signature safeguards supported by EMV.

They have abandoned these "gold standard" safeguards supported by proliferation experts.

The Capitol Democrats said Mr. Gephardt's supporters had tried to safeguard their support among members after General Clark announced his candidacy on Sept. 17.

The College of Policing's draft guidance emphasises that investigations should be "victim-focused", with the primary objective to safeguard and support victims.

Early in the trial, the panel of judges appointed a trio of veteran independent lawyers as "friends of the court" to serve as a safeguard and support system for both the defendant and the court.

In her letter she said: "We would strongly urge you to take whatever further action is needed to safeguard and support the position of local authorities and the communities they serve".

The document also promises to: protect and enhance the environment; take particular account of the needs of Scottish islands; observe international law in its foreign policy; give citizenship to anyone "habitually resident in Scotland and with a UK passport, or to the children of Scottish citizens; and guarantee to safeguard and support the wellbeing of children, defined as those under 18.