Sentence examples for safeguarded against from inspiring English sources

Thompson added that the cuts plan is sufficiently safeguarded against future inflationary pressure in the economy.

It said the project's engineer had concluded that the subway system could not be safeguarded against that type of attack.

As the Great Depression of the 1930s confirmed, many members of the community were unprotected or poorly safeguarded against threats to their well-being.

So even with the best outcome in Paris, we will not be safeguarded against a global warming that climate scientists describe as dangerous to humanity and the biosphere.

The idea that the individual must be safeguarded against arbitrary police or judicial action was anticipated by the 18th-century parlements, as well as by writers such as Voltaire.

The appeals court judges rejected that notion, saying their ruling was motivated by a desire to see "the right of the voter to be safeguarded against disenfranchisement and have his intent implemented whenever reasonably possible".

We certainly want to safeguard against stereotyping".

"You can't safeguard against everything.

And how did he safeguard against that?

Extensive changes were made there to safeguard against poisoning.

Use of analgesics appeared to safeguard against both the symptoms.