Sentence examples for safeguarding nothing from inspiring English sources

"Ours said this inspector had experience of inspecting schools, but more in behaviour and safeguarding – nothing about English.

It's a safeguard, nothing to get hurt about.

Announcing the funding cuts in December, Conservative communities secretary Eric Pickles said authorities had plenty of scope to make further savings while "safeguarding vital public services" and "ending the something-for-nothing culture".

This "represents a bargain to local authorities", Mr Pickles said, which he insisted had plenty of scope to make further savings while "safeguarding vital public services" and "ending the something-for-nothing culture".

They do little or nothing to safeguard prisoners, or even feed them.

"The government is doing nothing to safeguard our jobs and labor rights," Mr. Anestis said.

Of course, these unenforceable agreements do nothing to safeguard any other companies or future innovative applications and services.

And have 100 percent of the people forgotten that the requirements to speak Arabic and be a Muslim did nothing to safeguard Tunisians from decades of dictatorship?

Only this past spring, for instance, two giant trials suggested that for some diabetics, tight blood-sugar control did nothing to safeguard them against some feared complications of diabetes and might actually endanger them.

His move to Hollywood did nothing to safeguard his artistic credibility, but he helped make screen history: the film adaptation of his play Golden Boy (1939) was William Holden's screen debut, while Clash by Night (1952) gave Marilyn Monroe an important early role.

"The state's weak fracking rules focus on notification and do almost nothing to safeguard California's air, water or public health".