Sentence examples for safeguarded in a from inspiring English sources

In addition, Aranese, spoken in the Aran Valley, is safeguarded in a provision by the region's government, the autonomy of Catalonia.

All questionnaires and audiotapes were safeguarded in a secure area at the School of Public Health of Addis Ababa University for confidentiality.

Jake Hardy's case explodes the myth that children in custody are safeguarded in a way that those aged 18 and over are not.

The postwar book designer has two audiences — other designers, who applaud daring, witty "creative expression," and the bookstore browser, whose supposed interests are ever more zealously safeguarded in "a corporate environment where marketing analysts, editorial boards, and authors insist on significant participation in the design process".

Safeguarded in an office that visitors cannot enter without being buzzed in, the binders' thick contents, which City Room readers can sample here, provide an illuminating peek into the lives of public servants at all levels of city government from cosseted commissioners to custodians who clean up after them.

But the more immediate issue was the North Korean announcement, which today prompted an emergency meeting of the South Korean cabinet, which urged its neighbor to "observe all the obligations stipulated in the 1994 Geneva Accord, Inter-Korean Denuclearization Declaration, Nonproliferation Treaty and International Atomic Energy Agency safeguards," in a statement released by the Foreign Ministry.

Western women, and our devoted male supporters living in  democratic climates where human rights are safeguarded, are in a unique position to impact the sexual integrity of hundreds of millions of women and girls.

The eMR-ABC must store and safeguard data in a consistent format using accepted standards.

One agency official, Michael Tolbert, warned colleagues on April 24 that emissions of nitrous oxide from the well were "pretty far over the exemption level," an issue that his colleague Tommy Broussard said could result in "BP wasting time" on environmental safeguards in a way that would be "completely stupid".

Beyond stirring fear among riders on crowded platforms across the city, the attack also raised new questions about the safeguards in a patchwork private and public mental health system that is supposed to allow mentally ill people to live as freely as possible in the community while protecting them and the public.

Senators Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, and Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the committee's ranking Republican, wrote the commanding general of Walter Reed on Dec. 17 to ask about safeguards in a study by three Army surgeons.