Sentence examples similar to safeguarding of work from inspiring English sources

The theft highlights the difficulties of safeguarding valuable works of art while allowing access for the public.

There's a lot of work in international safeguarding as well.

Nevertheless, being highly educated or highly skilled does not safeguard a person from the undervaluation of work.

Because "each has a vested interest to safeguard the work of the others," he wrote, getting independent reviews of research proposals "is becoming increasingly difficult".

Village health committees support and safeguard the work of an HSA.

The health, safety, and environmental (HSE) departments safeguard the entire process from the starting point until successful delivery of the entire scope of work.

A council spokesperson said the proposed ban was part of work "to prepare permanent solutions which will provide protection to this area and safeguard the public".

"A central question for both Deliveroo and the Government, before it decides on the shape of any new employment legislation, is how to safeguard the living standards of working people who need a reliable source of income but cannot find any work other than those jobs that, for one reason or another, risk plunging their earnings below the level of the National Living Wage.

"The problem is: we here in the Senate and the citizens we represent don't know how well any of these safeguards actually work," he said.

We want to work closely with all teachers on safeguarding of children of all faiths and none.

Behind her lectern in the United Nations' Turtle Bay redoubt, Clinton insisted that she went above and beyond the call of duty in terms of releasing her email, complied with all rules, and availed herself of every precautionary step to safeguard government work from the clutches of nefarious parties.