Sentence examples similar to safeguards values from inspiring English sources

But the watchdog found the mechanism was "not being used effectively as an accountability control to safeguard value for money".

"This audit identified numerous deficiencies in the procedures the complex asset team implemented to track, safeguard, value and dispose of complicated and valuable assets," the report said.

A spokesman for the Campaign for Better Transport said: "We think their findings ought to concern anyone interested in safeguarding value for public money.

3) A transhumanist must safeguard value in the universe -- so long as one's actions do not conflict with the First and Second Laws.

"A constitution defines and safeguards the values and character of a nation and I hope a future constitutional convention will enshrine Scotland's role as participative democracy based on social justice, equal law and the sharing of power".

Restoration aims at safeguarding peatland values by recovering natural hydrology.

HCUK was consequently launched in November 1994, with a mandate to enhance integration into the mainstream population while safeguarding cultural values.

The wider debate in Europe is how democratic societies can address the threat of homegrown terrorism while safeguarding their values.

She believes that the religious police have an important role to play in safeguarding moral values, but that they misunderstand why women like her are working.

How can we integrate data-driven techniques to improve and extend the capabilities of existing critical infrastructure, while safeguarding important values such as safety or privacy?

"If [European leaders] would like to safeguard European values, they must leave aside anti-Turkey sentiments and promote closer cooperation with Turkey," he said.