Sentence examples for safeguarded if from inspiring English sources

The report said the child might have been "more effectively safeguarded" if his mother had been charged, according to BBC London.

Laws on personal data, and public expectations of privacy, are strict in European countries; just as with back-up services for computers, users need to be sure that their data will be properly safeguarded if they are sent abroad.

"Her departure raises a serious question on how players are safeguarded if their medical support is compromised," said Rabbatts.

"Her departure raises a serious question on how players are safeguarded if their medical support is compromised," she said at the time.

Remaining tiger habitat must be safeguarded: if those lands continue to be pillaged and developed, the cat has no future.

Are the rights of patients and participants safeguarded if they donate data to contribute to greater improvements in health discoveries, yet later discover that the projects have not yet proceeded or cannot proceed on 'ethical' grounds?

As Ms Shafak summarises, "the state is privileged, all-powerful and yet paradoxically safeguarded as if it were a fragile entity in need of protection".

But we do not forget that our traditional values of warmth and humanism can be safeguarded only if we do not neglect face-to-face interactions, even as we take advantage of the new array of technologies.

Fadl, however, quotes Ibn Taymiyya, one of the revered scholars of early Islam, who is also bin Laden's favorite authority: "A Muslim's blood and money are safeguarded even if his creed is different".

You can never win more money than if all was pushed in a multi-slip, but it safeguards you if one line is screwed, you can still win money on the ones you hit.

The directive was intended to safeguard policyholders if an insurance company collapsed.