Yorkshire Gold, the region's Olympics development agency, said £73m of contracts awarded to companies in Yorkshire and the Humber was just "the tip of the iceberg" and that London 2012 had created and safeguarded jobs in difficult economic times.
All Americans understand that in time of war some information must be safeguarded, including specific military plans and certain kinds of intelligence data.
Public standards for governance of renewable energy projects have to be sufficiently safeguarded, as regards their form and content of steering, while at the same time retaining the advantages, which ensue from private party involvement within PPP.
The data stored on the cloud are safeguarded from illegal access by the proposed protocol safeguard.
Mr Bristow told the home affairs select committee: "Sitting on data for the period of time between July 2012 and November 2013, that could have led to children being protected or safeguarded, seems to me whether it's systemic or it's down to individuals - and there are certainly some systemic issues that we need to work through - that's not in the spirit of what we stand for.
Meanwhile, the interests of small states, qua states, will remain adequately safeguarded by the United States Senate, in which each resident of the smallest state gets seventy times the "representation" of each resident of the largest.
"It is critical that every water point is safeguarded, and that families and individuals observe minimum sanitation practices and report timely to health facilities once they have symptoms.
Further, it is not at all clear what is safeguarded by insisting on God's eternality being durational provided that it is understood that he has created whatever exists in time and has unique access to it in virtue of this fact.
"The site is safeguarded as strategic industrial land as it is a rail head and that is what it had to return to after its Games-time role had been completed," a spokesman said.
It was important to ensure that such individuals were "safeguarded".
