Sentence examples similar to safeguarding office from inspiring English sources

The buildings contained offices of several federal lawmakers as well as agencies within the departments of State, Justice and Homeland Security, which is responsible for safeguarding federal office buildings.

He would begin early in the morning – often having already been to the airport to see off a detainee, or having spent the night in the office safeguarding a released prisoner – and he would finish late.

Small businesses will welcome measures to increase the number of apprenticeships and to safeguard the post office network.

Paul announced new safeguards for his office to prevent it from happening again, but still said that he was being held to an "unfair standard".

But what this bill in no way does is safeguard the Post Office against the shrinkage that is already going on.

He has said, "Everything is negotiable," which, to some, suggests that Trump would be normalized by politics and constrained by the constitutional safeguards on his office.

Safeguarded in an office that visitors cannot enter without being buzzed in, the binders' thick contents, which City Room readers can sample here, provide an illuminating peek into the lives of public servants at all levels of city government from cosseted commissioners to custodians who clean up after them.

That, he believed, was the price he had to pay to stay in office and safeguard the country's economic recovery.

According to John Carlson, the former head of the Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office, a thermonuclear bomb – colloquially known as a hydrogen bomb – is essentially a two-stage explosion: one a nuclear fission reaction, the other a nuclear fusion reaction.

In October 2011, Robert Floyd, the director general of the Australian Safeguards and Non-Proliferation Office of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, confirmed to the parliament that "Australian obligated nuclear material [uranium] was at the Fukushima Daiichi site and in each of the reactors".

And some shows in previews, like "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and "Finian's Rainbow," have not generated strong advance ticket sales that would help safeguard their box offices if reviews from critics were mixed or poor, according to executives involved with the productions.