Sentence examples for safeguarded through from inspiring English sources

Information systems are safeguarded through a combination of general and application controls.

Dogmatic claims were safeguarded through an emphasis on the divine inspiration of Scripture, a concern that eventually led Lutheran theologians (even as their Reformed counterparts) to formulate the notion of the verbally inerrant Bible, a pivotal point of orthodox theology.

But a vehicular network safeguarded through a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is only as secure as the means implemented to protect its member nodes' private keys.

Non-Alignment 2.0, the strategic doctrine released by an Indian think tank in 2012, makes just this point (page 16), urging that India's economic security interests must be better safeguarded through more active Indian diplomacy in the Middle East.

The Prostate Centre database is safeguarded through industry standard security and operational protections.

The interests of the community are moreover safeguarded through their representation in the seven-member Water Management Board established under the project.

We have no difficulty concluding, in light of our precedent, that these are important interests that the Village may seek to safeguard through some form of regulation of solicitation activity.

One unnamed officer gave warning in the mainland's official press (with dubious logic) of rising odds that "peace will have to be safeguarded and won through the use of force".

The English-language China Daily and the English-language Web site of the official Communist Party paper, People's Daily, quoted a "senior military source" today as saying there was a growing possibility "that peace will have to be safeguarded and won through the use of force" because of President Chen's drift toward supporting independence.

While public health traditionally safeguarded national health through racialized policies of containment and exclusion, I argue that the obesity epidemic has engendered new measures of control that operate through a logic of preemption, constituting new populations for intervention according to a racialized calculus of risk.

Safeguarded by passing through the 12-week mark, there was no doubt our rainbow was less than six months away.