Sentence examples for sake of safeguarding from inspiring English sources
Dreadful mistakes are made for the sake of safeguarding a problematic, an imaginary future.
For the sake of protecting our environment, safeguarding our hard-won rights at work and meeting head-on the international challenges of the 21st century I believe that Britain's future is in the EU.
"Both for the sake of sentiment and to safeguard the dividend, we believe Vivendi needs to do a deal," Citigroup said in a recent note.
For the European Ministerial Conference on the Protection of Forests in Europe (MCPFE) in 2003, forest protection has been harmonised into three categories for the sake of comparison: protection to safeguard biodiversity, protection of landscape and specific natural features, and protective forest functions.
For the sake of the future of our cities and for safeguarding the kind of pluralism that exists (whether it is for reasons of historicity or particular topographical or geographical concerns), we need to nuance our planning by having different approaches for different parts of the urban landscape.
Such persons are asked to safeguard the details relating to ceremonies for the sake of the participants.
"For the sake of the Syrian people we demand the government, out of its responsibility to safeguard the lives of its people and their property, take the bold and courageous steps to stop the bleeding," Mr. Najafi said.
A society needs its morality as it needs a government and it is therefore, for the sake of self protection, entitled to 'use the law to preserve morality in the same way as it uses it to safeguard anything else that is essential to its existence' (Devlin 1965, p. 11).
"For the sake of deliciousness".
For the sake of feminism?
