Sentence examples similar to safeguarding thoroughly from inspiring English sources

Thoroughly cooking poultry will safeguard against avian influenza and other illnesses that can be acquired through undercooked poultry.

Under the terms of a 2011 consent agreement with the Federal Trade Commission, Facebook was required to strengthen privacy safeguards and disclose data practices more thoroughly.

"The sheriff ordered us … to conduct a criminal investigation into the introduction of the cellphone, safeguard Mr. Brown and investigate the matter thoroughly," Leavins testified at his trial in June.

A police spokesman said: "The incest allegations have been rigorously and thoroughly investigated, supported by the Sheffield safeguarding children's board and partner agencies.

Saying that Florida was "ground zero" in the Obama administration's campaign to enroll people, Mr. Scott asked House Speaker John A. Boehner and the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, "to thoroughly review what privacy rules and safeguards are in place".

A spokeswoman for Lancashire Police said: "This allegation, like any allegation involving the wellbeing of young people, is being taken extremely seriously and will be thoroughly investigated as our priority is the safeguarding of young people.

Scanning the sites people access and identifying their contacts is akin to building up an intimate picture of them, she says; doing so faster and more thoroughly "increases the amount of surveillance without adding safeguards".

Does that safeguard have to be scrapped to search airline passengers more thoroughly?

It is unrealistic to expect the public to evaluate judicial nominees thoroughly or remind you of your own campaign promises to safeguard the courts.

Suicide genes could safeguard against such adverse events by enabling elimination of cells gone astray, but the efficacy of this approach has not yet been thoroughly tested.

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