Sentence examples for safeguarding a good from inspiring English sources

The so far successful initiative of the German NGO "BUND," just in time with the second river basin management plans, confirms the ability of the WFD to adopt concrete measures for both safeguarding a good state and for preventing the deterioration of surface waters.

The world's overstretched humanitarian system needs substantial reform, new sources of funding and greater efficiency to safeguard a global public good simply "too important to fail", a new study says.

"Most important is safeguarding the good name of the football club.

Today, even students at less swank academies will have dozens of rules and regulations and independent inspectors safeguarding their good times.

With two thirds of all deaths in Belgium occurring non-suddenly or expectedly, mostly as a result of a serious chronic disease [ 1], safeguarding good quality of life at the end of life is important [ 2].

Snowden broke his commitment to safeguard a wide variety of secrets, many of whose disclosure was in no apparent public interest.Mr Snowden has done some good.

The savings and loan crisis of the '80s, as well as the Black Monday stock market crash of 1987, signaled to many Americans that the guardians of our financial institutions did, in fact, appear to care more about feeding their own greed than about safeguarding the public good.

The following safeguards would be a good start.First, Facebook should ensure that privacy settings for pre-teens are automatically set at maximum strength.

It was clear that his colleague's good performance had no bearing on him and had more to do with what lay deeper -- an underlying assumption about having to be the best at all times to safeguard the good opinion people have of him and an underlying core belief about not being competent.

In the normal course, recalls are issued voluntarily by a company, perhaps for fear of legal claims or to safeguard its good name, or they can be ordered by NHTSA.

And we all benefit from using "if-then" plans to safeguard our good habits.