Sentence examples for safeguarding the gains from inspiring English sources

The suspended Stormont assembly provided a forum for sane debate: in August 2016 the DUP's Arlene Foster signed a joint letter with Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness on safeguarding the gains of the peace process and the need to protect "the border [issue], the all-island energy market, EU peace funding and the need to maintain tariff- and barrier-free trade with the EU".

Supporting poor households "School fee abolition policies support poor households in coping with education costs and in keeping their children in school, and they are key in safeguarding the gains made on universal primary education.

To safeguard the gains of the revolution, Calles excluded the Roman Catholic Church and other possible reactionary elements.

LGBT and civil rights groups are mobilising for a nationwide battle to safeguard the gains of the marriage equality movement, in the face of a gathering backlash that is spreading anti-gay bills across the country.

The reason why the Serbs from the Motel Nora and other refugee settlements here are choosing to return to Albania's countryside, where per capita income is the lowest in Europe, illustrates a broader conundrum facing Serb authorities throughout Yugoslavia and its former republics as they seek to safeguard the gains of their military occupation of parts of Bosnia, Croatia and Kosovo.

Some $200 million will be required in 2006 to safeguard the gains of this year and ensure polio is gone forever.

The three released a statement calling the 3,000 troops "dramatically lower than what our military leaders" have said "is needed to support Iraq in safeguarding the hard-won gains that our two nations have achieved at such great cost".

In a statement, the US Embassy in Haiti said that if a political solution cannot be reached, the US government "will continue to work with President Martelly and whatever legitimate Haitian government institutions remain to safeguard the significant gains we have achieved together".

The EU is seeking to keep Iran in the 2015 accord by safeguarding the economic benefits Tehran gained in return for giving up its nuclear programme.

In addition to safeguarding the well-being of consumers, food safety is also crucial to enable agricultural producers to gain access to markets.

We hypothesized that colon epithelial cancer cells may need to produce both miR-200c∼141 and JAG1 to re-gain their epithelial status while safeguarding the cells' capacity for cell proliferation.