Sentence examples for safeguarding them from from inspiring English sources

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.

Yet the only sure way to stop genocide is to deploy ground forces by sea and air, well armed enough to open up corridors to evacuate civilians or throw defensible cordons around them, safeguarding them from attack.

Ascribing rights to individuals is a way of acknowledging their separateness as persons and of safeguarding them from the aggregative excesses of utilitarianism.

In the 1980s, it deregulated computer-based "enhanced services" while safeguarding them from the AT&T monopoly.

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

They were damaged when transported to the Mediterranean port of Valencia to safeguard them from bombings in Madrid.

The court has therefore ruled that prostitutes should be given the security of benefits, healthcare, pensions and unemployment payments to help safeguard them from being exploited.

The tombs contained no gold or valuables, which safeguarded them from tomb raiders throughout antiquity, and the bodies were not mummified.

Young footballers at Brighton and Hove Albion club are reportedly being trained on issues around sexual consent to safeguard them from criminal accusations.