Sentence examples for safeguards more from inspiring English sources

Industry executives complained Wednesday that the government was overreacting to the BP spill and called the new safeguards more than adequate to prevent another major spill.

Every year, Tom Gyger, a third-generation native, cuts 15 to 20 miles of cross-country trails on his 225-acre farm near Bridgton and on neighboring land protected by the Loon Echo Land Trust, which safeguards more than 3,300 acres in the area.

A recent study by Brunello and De Paola (2009) safeguards more effectively against causality issues.

The potential deterrent effects of handset iconography and semantics, biometric safeguards (more recently introduced as fingerprint scans on some phone models) and other design features have received some attention (McCardle et al. 2011).

Conclusions Our data suggest that psychiatrists in England and Wales need to take account of the Mental Capacity Act, and in particular best interests judgments and deprivation of liberty safeguards, more explicitly than is perhaps currently the case.

"What you've got to do is make sure this is about safeguarding more in general.

However, Vodafone, EE and electricals retailer Dixons Carphone bought more than 350 outlets, safeguarding more than 2,000 jobs.

In February, Mr. Pomerantz told the court that his team had safeguarded more than $100 million in assets.

The firm will acquire Game's UK assets, retain its remaining 333 UK stores and safeguard more than 3,200 jobs.

The Trust arguably has more pressing work – such as safeguarding more land from Osborne-energised developers – than using charitable donations to memorialise the (unwilling) Onslows in phony state.

Most of the money will be spent at BMW's Mini plant at Cowley, and will help safeguard more than 5,000 jobs there.