Sentence examples for safeguarding ourselves from inspiring English sources

"We're not really overwatching anything other than safeguarding ourselves".

Safeguarding ourselves from the possibility of sexual indiscretion is actually very wise.

There could be a way to safeguard ourselves from attack from such weapons without possessing themselves through a type of space defence shield.

Our liberty as citizens depends very substantially on our ability to safeguard ourselves against arbitrary interference and excessive control by the state.

"We can't safeguard ourselves by relying on criminals who might have access to firearms to have benign intent," Thompson said.

If we make the move now towards more circular modes of production, where products are made to be reused and waste is not seen as an inconvenience but as a commodity, we can safeguard ourselves from future threats such as resource scarcity and energy instability.

There is a bit of a wall that gets put up by people and that's what happened here, I think most of us tried to safeguard ourselves from being a part of that by not discussing it at all, especially to the media, so most of the stuff that was done about Elliott ended up being done by people who didn't know him.

It does not occur to us that the privacy rights we are so nervously anxious to safeguard for ourselves should be extended to fictional characters.

For 14 years we have committed ourselves to safeguarding our editorial independence.

As we reflect on and celebrate this legacy, let's commit ourselves to safeguarding its future.

The Right Rev Paul Butler, head of safeguarding at the Church of England, said: "We have to think of the child first, not ourselves, not the institution – what's best for the child".