Sentence examples for safeguarding its from inspiring English sources

The evidence of harm is overwhelming and for a country that takes pride in safeguarding its children, it is indefensible, and frankly shameful, to force a small group of them into detention where their welfare is known to be at risk.

The Volksbühne workshop has been at the heart of the row between the senate and the theatre's staff, who explicitly called for safeguarding its future in their open letter – yet it appears Dercon himself had already made its continued existence a condition of a signing a contract with the theatre in the first place.

It must make its governance more efficient while safeguarding its democratic institutions.

In response, Anthem said it has doubled its spending on cybersecurity in the past four years and it has 200 employees dedicated to monitoring and safeguarding its networks.

Justice is a world economy renewed, that cares for the needs of the poorest; it is paying attention to our planet's situation, safeguarding its natural environment, which is the work of God for believers, but also a Common Home for everyone.

Last but not least, the Pakistani Army is fully capable of safeguarding its nuclear assets.

The EU will send a message that it cannot safeguard its own backyard if Ukraine fails as a state or Russia annexes any more of its territory.

If EMI does fall into the hands of an American rival, she added, it might ultimately safeguard its future.

On Thursday the US government repeated a public warning to Syria that it had a responsibility to safeguard its stockpiles.

In particular Microsoft tied its browser to its operating system to safeguard its operating system monopoly and extend it to the web.

A third school, Al Madinah in Derby, a Muslim school, was told to stop taking in secondary age pupils after it was criticised for failing to safeguard its children.