Sentence examples for safeguarded until from inspiring English sources

It is believed that the information contained in the films should be safeguarded until cleared by the Atomic Energy Commission".

The Telegraph seized on remarks by the prime minister, who said in Shanghai on Tuesday: "I'm a fiscal conservative; I believe the first duty of government is to safeguard our economy, and the economy isn't safeguarded properly until you deal with your deficit and make sure that you're in a position where future problems that could come down the road, you're able to absorb them".

This deal will safeguard that until 2017".

They came in the 12th century from Flanders, Luxembourg and the Moselle valley at the invitation of a Hungarian king, to defend the mountain passes from marauding hordes from the east, and they built fortified towns and more than 200 villages that safeguarded their communities until the second world war.

The owners of the estate bolt for the United States, leaving it in the hands of Gladys, who has promised her well-meaning if condescending mistress (Maggie Bofill) that she will safeguard it until their return.

The museum's director of research, Donny George, said about 1,500 missing treasures had been returned, many by local people who said they were safeguarding them until troops could protect the museum.

The judicial interests of the parties have been safeguarded by regulations in relation to different process factors (i.e. procedural issues from the medical event concerned until complaint decision).

An agreement to build new Astra cars safeguarded the future of the plant until 2020.

Further, the state protections do not significantly interfere with federal law, which has vigilantly safeguarded the right to secret ballot until the current administration came to town.

And the authors are considerate enough to routinely provide substitutions for the more esoteric ingredients, an unfortunately necessary safeguard until these cuisines become as common as their European cousins.

She said the demolition of the camp should have been postponed until the position of the child refugees had been properly safeguarded.