Sentence examples for safeguarded documents from inspiring English sources

Still, among the safeguarded documents is the largest collection of handwritten manuscripts from Christopher Columbus, including his drawing of the coastline of Hispaniola, the first island that he landed on in the Americas.

The ground rules require science committee aides to read the documents in a safeguarded room at NSF headquarters, with the names of the reviewers redacted and without the ability to make photocopies.

Mr. Obama's order requires agencies to use only one term — "Controlled Unclassified Information," or CUI — when stamping certain documents that officials believe should be safeguarded but that are not delicate enough to warrant being classified.

PolCouns also reported, following messages from UNVIE, that some IAEA delegations did not understand the connection between the safeguards agreement (with its blank safeguarded facilities list) and the separation plan listing the civil nuclear facilities that would fall under safeguards (already a public document).

The data stored on the cloud are safeguarded from illegal access by the proposed protocol safeguard.

Rituals and customs are very well documented, owing to the intense anthropological study of Kenya's peoples during the period of British colonial rule; oral literature is safeguarded, and several publishing houses publish traditional folktales and ethnographies.

It was important to ensure that such individuals were "safeguarded".

Financiers are tough prey, safeguarded by the finest lawyers.

The NCA said that 518 children have been "safeguarded" as a result of the operation.

"Then all the positive that he has done would be safeguarded".

A key lesson is that the essential interest of each side must be respected and safeguarded.