The news puzzles advocates of oncofertility, and suggests that efforts to educate women about ways to safeguard their fertility need to be stepped up.
The trend for the world's super-rich to invest in prime London property as a way to safeguard their wealth, without the need to secure a rental income, has meant the number of empty homes in Kensington and Chelsea rose 22.7% over the same period and 8.5% since 2015.
As a parent myself, I obviously agree that every parent needs to safeguard their child's mobile computing experience.
After the Industrial Revolution, many more people could afford to join the consumer classes and needed to safeguard their newly acquired possessions.
"We agree with the National Online Safety Organisation's stance on this, which is that parents deserve to be armed with the information they need to safeguard their children," he added.
Page A28 Op-Ed BOB HERBERT Leaders of the teachers' union and the autoworkers' union confront the reality of the economic downturn and the need to safeguard their members' interests -- and dignity.
For Baldwin, this disconnect originates in Americans' need "to safeguard their purity" at all costs — to go to any cognitive length in order to deny that they have profited, and continue to profit, from the suffering of others.
As with young or intellectually impaired humans, that lobby says, apes should be provided with guardians to safeguard their rights and, should the need arise, plead their cases in court.
Senior pros sat cheek-by-jowl with fresh-faced Academy kids and the place was buzzing, in poignant contrast with the sombre proceedings simultaneously unfolding in the High Court, where HM Revenue and Customs were demanding £37m in unpaid taxes, and challenging the Company Voluntary Agreement that Pompey need to safeguard their very existence.
While countries need to safeguard their peoples, they must also reward the risk-takers.
He adds, in a line that could be lifted from a Philip K Dick novel: "We need to safeguard their rights".
