Sentence examples for safeguarding age from inspiring English sources
"We will continue to do this quickly, but it is essential that we carry out the proper safeguarding, age assessment and security checks, working closely with local authorities and social workers here in the UK, to ensure that the children are eligible, and that it is in their best interests to come".
Protecting children at risk of exploitation will always be a priority and at the other end, safeguarding an ageing population brings its own challenges.
Lawrence Livermore's system is being built with a very specific application in mind - using simulation to help safeguard the aging supply of nuclear weapons in the U.S.
Crace entrances with his evocation of a secluded community whose members do not possess a single mirror and are determined to safeguard their age-old "snug and tiresome" way of life.
We can now, for the first time, integrate two grand concepts: attaining abundance and honouring everyone's right to development in the second machine age, while safeguarding a stable and resilient home.
The men of fighting age talk of safeguarding their honor and of defending the land — eternal war is their only reality.
The conference, "Journalism in the age of mass surveillance: safeguarding journalists and their sources", is being hosted by Guardian News & Media.
The WIC Programme in the US includes food supplementation, nutrition counselling and referral to health and social care services with the aims of safeguarding the health of disadvantaged women and children aged 1-4 years [ 27].
This should be a sufficient number for safeguarding the compatibility of both groups' participants (in terms of numbers, sex, age, etc).
How can adopted children be safeguarded in the Facebook age?
Indeed, in countries such as the Netherlands and France, governments have actually done the opposite, reopening public debates on raising the retirement age to safeguard the solvency of their pension systems.But high unemployment scares politicians more than most other things.
