Sentence examples similar to safeguarded again from inspiring English sources

A pair of Democratic lawmakers in North Dakota are pushing to establish ethics safeguards -- again -- following a March report that gave the state a failing grade for its ability to stop corruption.

Most Brits could not wait to get home and take their boots off, secure in their country which had once again safeguarded laws, lives and liberties.

January 15 , 20138.36pm GMT Another Republican, congressman Tom Price of Georgia, one of the GOP hardliners in the House, isn't impressed with President Obama's proposals: We know that the safe use and responsible ownership of firearms has time and time again safeguarded individual and public safety.

In her reaction, Kosciusko-Morizet said that France will invoke the safeguard clause again, and that the ban on MON810 will stay in place in the meantime.

Those who assumed the future of the Union had been safeguarded by the Scottish referendum must think again.

It made me mad and from that point on I always safeguarded myself so I never got blamed for someone else's mistake again.

The structure may need to be moved again to safeguard it from cliff erosion.

In 1932 museum director Victor van Straelen decided that the specimens had to be completely restored again to safeguard their preservation.

"Remove layers and try again". To safeguard against over-complication in front of investors, "pitch" your idea to as many of your friends and family members as possible.

By the time it was repealed in the '90s -- four wars and several thousand hedge funds later -- you'd be lucky to find someone on the street who could tell you when the Great Depression happened, much less anything about the subsequent legislation designed to safeguard America from it happening again.

The pressure to safeguard stability in Germany and Europe weighs heavily again.