Sentence examples for safeguarding them from inspiring English sources

They're imprisoned by all the things that they feel are safeguarding them.

"Naturally, there's a downside to it," said Corporal Pierce, who specializes in cracking into computer networks and safeguarding them against espionage.

The Kol Nidre prayer (recited before the evening service) is a legal formula that absolves Jews from fulfilling solemn vows, thus safeguarding them from accidentally violating a vow's stipulations.

It is this surveillance that makes legal brothels attractive to customers and sex workers, safeguarding them from disease and violence, said Ms. Kilic, who is a former sex worker.

Guidance published by the Home Office says schools are under a new duty to protect pupils by safeguarding them from the risk of being drawn into terrorism, which includes non-violent extremism.

The museum's director of research, Donny George, said about 1,500 missing treasures had been returned, many by local people who said they were safeguarding them until troops could protect the museum.

"People want government to safeguard them," Mr. West said.

(He decided they were, and the studio took steps to safeguard them).

"We must now work to further explore these resources responsibly and safeguard them for future generations".

-What could people do to their homes to safeguard them against hurricane damage?

Through it all, squirrels flourished.Their homely fur had safeguarded them from fashion, and their natural predators had fled upstate.