"Currently, Russia's intelligence agencies are heavily intervening in IAEA safeguards matters, and they fear the IAEA could become a tool of the United States and its allies, countries that have supplied nearly all of the intelligence pointing to military and nuclear weapons activities in Iran," he wrote.
"The FA takes all matters of safeguarding and child protection seriously and we encourage anyone who may have experienced, or is experiencing, abuse in football to contact the NSPCC's confidential helpline.
"We are carefully considering and weighing the interests of our shareholders, employees, customers and other stakeholders on financial and non-financial matters including safeguarding the vital role of KPN in Dutch society," KPN's chief executive, Eelco Blok, said in a statement on Thursday.
The exclusivity is not just a matter of safeguarding the president's scarce time or even protecting him from spam.
Given the troubled histories of some of the nation's nuclear facilities, however, it is not simply a matter of safeguarding the radioactive materials stored on site.
And regulators too are happier if the banks whose depositors they are meant to be safeguarding have less toxic matter on their books.But where does that risk end up?
And this will be achieved to the extent that human beings realize the "basic character of dwelling", which Heidegger now argues is a matter of safeguarding "the fourfold in its essential unfolding" (Building Dwelling Thinking, 352).
The FA notes Sheldon's past work includes several investigatory reviews including matters of child protection and safeguarding.
One might think, then, that saving the earth, safeguarding in its first dimension, is a matter of leaving nature to its own devices, of actively ensuring that the conditions obtain for unaided natural poiesis.
