Sentence examples for safeguarding good from inspiring English sources

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].

(Midwife) The health care professionals' ability to safeguard good hygiene and apply aseptic techniques during care during childbirth in order to prevent infections was limited.

Both The Netherlands and Belgium have been careful to set in place firm and substantial procedural due care requirements in order to safeguard good practice and it can be assumed that other countries intending to legalize euthanasia would do the same.

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

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.

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

It has become recognized that data sharing enables research, accelerates translation, safeguards good research conduct, and helps inform policy and regulation, thereby fostering a public climate in which research can flourish.

The time to safeguard your good name and your goods is before your creditors start circling.

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

But if it is better than you expect the field to find, play to safeguard your good result.

In interviews this month with Chinese news outlets involving an earlier recall, Mr. Wang was quoted as saying that officials had failed to monitor a large batch of melamine-tainted products left on the market after the 2008 scandal, and that the lapse had been kept quiet "to safeguard the good image of the dairy industry".