Sentence examples for safeguarded only from inspiring English sources

Tanya went home to her adoptive parents and siblings, safeguarded only by an interim protection order, and the threat to her husband's reputation should he break it.

FRANK: I should like to remark in this connection, since I attach particular importance to the point, that these art treasures with which we are concerned could be safeguarded only in this way.

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.

This is hard work, as the last 30 years of development programming have created the conviction that tax-payers' interests are safeguarded only when short term gains can be presented as significant development results, creating a value for money equation.

However, limiting duties to safeguard only such basic necessities is strongly criticized.

To some extent, Burge also departs from the tradition, writing that "the stability of conventions is safeguarded not only by enlightened self-interest, but by inertia, superstition, and ignorance" (p. 253).

They concluded that the species could not be adequately safeguarded with only three sites, and therefore they supported its inclusion in the Bern list, to which the Irish government is a signatory.

Passive safeguards only involve design work, whereas active safeguards involve both design and physical execution.

But it says it will sign up for extra safeguards only if others agree to sell it nuclear technology, as Russia does already.

Yet Mr Messerlin thinks that protection in 22 heavily protected sectors safeguards only 200,000 jobs at a cost of $43 billion a year or some $215,000 per job, enough to buy each lucky worker a new Rolls-Royce every year.

It is not just that any potential safeguards aimed at blocking the slide would be likely to fail, but that one would even attempt to impose such safeguards only out of confusion.