Sentence examples for safeguards public from inspiring English sources

There also needs to be a framework for bank resolution that safeguards public finances, as we see in other federations.

A 19-page report prepared by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown's (D) office gives a positive view of legalization that safeguards public safety, and describes the state's robust system tracking weed from seed to sale.

It also provides the means to contact participants for their opinions on controversial issues and in doing so safeguards public trust and ensures accountability.

Safeguarding public health is indeed good policy and good politics.

They will be justified by the need to protect student "customers" and safeguard public money.

The ultimate responsibility to safeguard public health rests with the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA), per the Clean Water Act.

Additionally, he appointed boards of commissioners to safeguard public buildings, the water supply and the maintenance of the roads.

A West Midlands police spokesman said: "The arrests were intelligence-led and made to safeguard public safety.

Yet, the need to safeguard public health must be emphasised and the terms of such partnerships critically evaluated and monitored.

"However, to safeguard public health, we need to adopt decisive and effective measures to prevent and control the spread of the virus".

Iceland's constitution forbids censorship, argues Mr McCarthy.Mr Spano counters that the constitution also allows the government to "safeguard public morals".