Sentence examples for safeguarding at one from inspiring English sources

The council's chief executive, Pat Flaherty, said the council had commissioned a report into safeguarding at one of the homes.

Judges trying Slobodan Milosevic are evidently anxious to safeguard at least one part of his war crimes trial, which continues to be bogged down by the poor health of the former Yugoslav president.

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He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "We absolutely get the need for appropriate safeguards, and for appropriate protections to be put in place around any changes that might come forward.

At one extreme it could be said that society can best protect itself by prohibiting only the substantive evil and relying on a completely free interchange of ideas as the best safeguard against demoralizing propaganda.

Another day, another embarrassment for the security team at Oracle responsible for safeguarding one of the most widely used pieces of software on the planet.

If that happens, says Peter, they will have at least safeguarded one new LGBT venue for the next quarter of a century, and demonstrated that even the council recognises "the community needs a space to express ourselves, to drink, dance, love and learn".

Dennis Curtis, a law professor at Yale who was president of the first ethics commission in Los Angeles from 1990 to 1995, said the commission is an important safeguard, one that "keeps politicians on their toes".

There exist safeguards one can put in place.

But the safeguards suggest no one has yet completely forgotten, either.

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