Sentence examples for safeguard the basic from inspiring English sources

"We also call upon all stakeholders and the Indian government to safeguard the basic rights of girls and women in India," he said.

People like Mr. Fischer are rare but essential figures in the battle to safeguard the basic moral principles of civilized societies, and in the fight against the murky, manipulative politics that regularly use the Jewish people as scapegoats for all problems and calamities.

The Internet Freedom Preservation Act will safeguard the basic rights of our emerging media democracy.

While most countries around the world can boast about holding elections, majority of them are defective or semi-free nations, which struggle to hold fair and free elections and fall way short of safeguarding the basic civil liberties and political rights of the majority of their citizens.

To cope with the unfavorable growth conditions, plants respond with a series of morphological, biochemical, and molecular adaptations, aiming at safeguarding the basic metabolic activities.

In Abidjan, chaotic conditions prevailed, prompting Mr. Ouattara's pledge to safeguard the city, restore basic services and resuscitate the economy.

The justice secretary wants to knock entitlements to life, liberty and dignity out of English law by repealing the Human Rights Act; the home secretary would rather wind the clock back further and pull out of the European arrangements that have safeguarded the same basic rights since the Churchill era.

We must fulfil our basic obligations to safeguard the lives and human rights of those migrants that the existing system has failed.

Bloomberg promises $100 million to fund stem-cell and other biotech research at Johns Hopkins University, blasting the Bush regime for abrogating government's "most basic responsibility" to safeguard the public health when stem-cell breakthroughs may "save the lives of millions".

While under five mortality rates are on the decline, newborns are still bearing the brunt of healthcare systems struggling to provide basic healthcare to safeguard the birth process and critical weeks that follow.

The new safeguards use the basic security protections built into UNIX (the base underlying Mac OS X): permissions and ownership.