Today, however, that momentum to safeguard our wild lands is apparently not of much concern to the current U.S. Congress when it is, without question, the most critical time to act in the history of our nation.
Remember, you are protecting and safeguarding something that is irreplaceable.
The pollution safeguards, however, are not convincing.
The sudden onslaught of critical and commercial acclaim has, however, caused Chastain to safeguard that rarest commodity in public life: silence.
And how did he safeguard against that?
However, NGOs warn that it's hard to safeguard that fundamental human rights of migrants are respected when in the hands of non-EU countries partaking in these agreements.
Both stressed, however, that safeguards put in place after Mason hung up his grappling hook (in 1986, when he was 46) now make it harder to palm off hot rocks.
Accepting a few needy children might well safeguard that status.
Currently, however, safeguarding the molecular integrity or documenting surgical variables that impact the molecular composition of the resection specimen is not widely considered to be primary aspects of the surgeon's professional responsibility.
However, the sheer extent of the safeguarding failures that emerged during the six-week inquest dispels the complacent notion that Jake's treatment was unique.
Most public officials agree, however, that Italy needs tougher building laws to safeguard future schools and homes against earthquakes.
