Sentence examples for safekeeping by from inspiring English sources

But she later changed her story, insisting that the paintings had been taken away for safekeeping by an unidentified Russian-speaking man in a black car.

Britain had even handed over to the Soviet authorities the Baltic gold reserves entrusted to the Bank of England for safekeeping by the pre-war governments.

Later, the Romans' enduring lust for Greek art inadvertently saved a good portion of the few bronze statues that survive, whether they were buried for safekeeping by their Greek owners or deposited, via shipwreck, on the floor of the Mediterranean to be caught in the nets of modern fishermen.

The random allocation sequence will be safekeeping by a specified project manager, who is irrelevant with the recruitment, intervention, assessment and statistic analysis.

Certain information relating to cases is usually held in safekeeping by the court and not distributed to the public.

That way, you can go into Advanced Editing and make a copy of the text of the entire article for safekeeping by pasting it into Word, under the bolded and linked title.

The Wikimedia Endowment has been set up as a "permanent safekeeping fund" managed by the charity Tides Foundation, and could reduce Wikipedia's reliance on annual donation drives to keep its service running.

His Medal of Honor was given to the Fort's museum for safekeeping and display by Calugas and his family before his death.

Consider a bank safe deposit box, a home safe or a safekeeping program offered by some gold dealers.

In 1945, a cache of pictures that had been removed from the museum for safekeeping before being discovered by the Nazis, was found hidden in Salzburg.

The saddest expression of the poisonous infighting that now seemed endemic came when the bones of 19th-century Aborigines, returned from European museums, were stolen from safekeeping on Aboriginal property by Aborigines hostile to Tac.