Sentence examples for safeguarding the possibility from inspiring English sources

Whereas for Sartre the ultimate justification of theatre is political, for Marcel it is metaphysical: it is a question of finding salvation and hope, and safeguarding the possibility of faith.

Isn't it far more human, and ultimately far more responsible, for children's theatre to stop safeguarding against the possibility of upsetting anyone, and instead find ways to deal with it when it arises?

For Mr. Hope, the Whitney National Bank chairman, "the main motivation for TARP" was not more loans, but rather to safeguard against the "possibility things could get a lot worse".

To further safeguard against the possibility that some subjects failed to consider intentions because they did not understand the probabilistic weighting of the die, we performed a selective analysis of the 14 subjects whose individual patterns of response exhibited at least some sensitivity intentions that is, whose responses were not uniform across all outcomes.

Are they generally sufficiently protective to safeguard against the possibility of mixture effects?

Can it be shown that there is no contradiction between giving children the possibility of influencing their lives and society, on the one hand, and safeguarding the role of adults to care for, guide and protect children, on the other?

Coercion is the tool that gives the staff the responsibility, possibility, and duty to do good for the patient (beneficence), which is sometimes seen as more important than safeguarding the patient's autonomy.

For production honeypots—safeguarding the security of the service.

Safeguarding the financial sector.

Safeguarding the files was not taken lightly.

Safeguarding the right to education in emergencies.