It was then that they gave her the book, which she safeguarded for 30 years.
She said the U.N. refugee agency's initial impression of the plan was positive, although she said "safeguards" would need to be in place, like ensuring that refugees were not forcibly returned to countries where they could face danger.
She said "safeguards for the land and developing energy resources for the future" were no longer mutually exclusive.
At the meeting with union leaders two days earlier, he asked her several times, "Give me a word," and she said, "safeguards," and later, "dignity," to stir his brain to produce his next sentences.
The owners of the estate bolt for the United States, leaving it in the hands of Gladys, who has promised her well-meaning if condescending mistress (Maggie Bofill) that she will safeguard it until their return.
In February 2005 Brenda Fallon got $29.95 through Modest Needs for progesterone shots that she believes safeguarded the birth of her daughter Ciara.
However, she must safeguard "reproductive health choices for all".
And rights to protect -- Maura's proven herself; she will safeguard these hard-won protections and will remain vigilant as Massachusetts moves forward and faces new challenges.
She also stressed when reports first emerged that she had "numerous safeguards" in place, and relied on the State Department to release documents.
