Sentence examples for safeguarding some from inspiring English sources

The creation of such reserves was an important step toward safeguarding some of the continent's most pristine areas, although, given the range of ecosystems in Australia, such efforts scarcely have been enough to check the ongoing loss of diversity overall.

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Stadiums have resembled military forts, with enough blue uniforms and guns to safeguard some small towns.

He said the goal was to safeguard some hard currency in case the headquarters of the bank was bombed.

The Restore Act windfall represents a critical chance to grab up and safeguard some of the remaining marshes and coastal wetlands.

To safeguard some of the more remote bases, the brigade sergeant major, Zabiullah Syeddi, assembled a quick reaction force to move farther into the hostile green zone.

Virtually all American troops will stand by, out of sight, to safeguard some 6,200 polling stations, which will be ringed with Afghan soldiers and police officers.

Kennedy said it was not clear with what "vehemence" the government would seek to safeguard some rights, and which ones would be "negotiated away".

"It was very disappointing," says Cable, who met local councillors on Wednesday to discuss how government can help safeguard some of the jobs.

The 165-hectare (408-acre) Dunsbury farm is the third major coastal acquisition of the year as the trust celebrates 50 years of its Neptune coastline campaign, launched to safeguard some of the UK's most iconic seaside landscapes.

Brown said during Thursday's leaders' debate that he did not personally authorise the campaign strategy to warn pensioners they risked losing benefits under the Tories, seemingly acknowledging Cameron's point that it was "scaremongering" after the Tories in March offered guarantees to safeguard some of the benefits.