Sentence examples for safeguarding state from inspiring English sources

Responding to questions about the zone on an official state website, a defence ministry spokesman, Yang Yujun, said China set up the area "with the aim of safeguarding state sovereignty, territorial land and air security, and maintaining flight order".

"Lundy is way off base and should be embarrassed about how little he knows about the procedures for investing and safeguarding state funds.

Today April 155) is China's first-ever National Security Education Day, a new "holiday" meant to publicize the importance of safeguarding state secrets, and by extension, promote the agenda of the Chinese Communist Party with regard to information security and human rights.

He told the conference that "education is on the front line facing this attack" on the public sector - and called on them to back a motion which brought together concerns about pay, teachers' rights and "safeguarding state education".

Eager to safeguard state liberties and the rights of property, the founding fathers gave the federal government insufficient revenues and coercive powers, as a result of which the constitution was stigmatized as being "no more than a Treaty of Alliance".

Leaders of the Pentagon, the State Department, and the intelligence agencies met during the summer, but their focus was on how to safeguard state election commissions and electoral systems against a hack on Election Day.

The idea was to safeguard states' rights at a time when the former colonies were still trying to get used to this new country of theirs.

Department for Education guidance on safeguarding states that all school staff have a responsibility to identify children who are victims or likely to be victims of abuse, and to "take appropriate action, working with other services as needed".

Nearly 90percentt of state residents 50 and older surveyed by AARP say safeguarding the state's prescription drug assistance for the elderly and disabled should be the top priority for legislators.

The chancellor of justice (justitiekansler) is a government appointee who supervises courts and administrative organs with particular concern for safeguarding the state's interests.

On the ground, the responsibility for safeguarding the state's four major bridges will largely fall to police cruisers posted at each end like anchors, watching traffic as they have for the last several weeks.