Sentence examples for safeguard the same from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, states like Michigan have further eroded labor and reproductive rights, while others, like California, with its Democratic supermajority, seem poised to safeguard the same while increasing spending.

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.

The newly privatised firm has asked the regulator to bring forward a review planned for next year to determine the changes it believes are needed to safeguard the nationwide, same price goes anywhere service.

Ms. Field's results further suggest that too many squatter families try to run a small business out of their house so they can safeguard the homestead at the same time.

If policymakers and communities can think laterally across agriculture, health, and sustainability, we can strike a major blow against child mortality and safeguard the environment at the same time.

His words stand as a potent reminder that while the technology and social concerns of Douglas' day have undergone dramatic transformations in our time, the rights we are struggling to safeguard remain the same, as do the threats posed by the government.

He'll need to do the same to safeguard the company's steering wheel from stockholders.

In terms of humans and the environment, the goals of EC Regulation No. 1107/2009 are '…to ensure a high level of protection of both human and animal health and the environment and at the same time to safeguard the competitiveness of Community agriculture.' [8].

Equally, though, he is supposed to safeguard these same craggy uplands for the use of future generations.

The city has to ensure that "their safety and well-being are safeguarded to the same extent as the rest of the city's residents," Mr. Bharara's office wrote.

The tokens, auditors said, "should be safeguarded in the same manner as cash to prevent theft or misuse".