Sentence examples for should be safeguarding from inspiring English sources
Neelie Kroes, the EU commissioner for the digital agenda, tweeted on Friday: "Glad tide is turning on Sopa: don't need bad legislation when should be safeguarding benefits of open net".
People should be safeguarding their own data.
Europe's Digital Agenda CommissionerNeelie Kroes also tweetedon the subject: "Glad tide is turning on #SOPA: don't need bad legislation when should be safeguarding benefits of open net... Speeding is illegal too: but you don't put speed bumps on the motorway".
But Jagland insisted that the right of individuals to take their case to the court should be safeguarded.
They are artistic expression and should be safeguarded from the dimwits that want to do away with any and all individuality in our society".
"I am resigning because for 40 years I have maintained, and still maintain, that the reputation of the country, the armed forces and Italian diplomacy should be safeguarded".
Sir Tim Berners-Lee has said his invention of the world wide web should be safeguarded from being controlled by governments or large corporations.
If the museum closed for a long period of time, the items should be safeguarded, properly stored and inventoried to ensure they do not deteriorate, he said.
Nicephorus Phocas, who belonged to one of the aristocratic landowning families of Anatolia, was naturally reluctant to act against members of his own class, though he adhered to the principle that the rights of the poor should be safeguarded.
The British government was uneasy about entrusting such a vast territory to a population of fewer than 50,000 European settlers, and before granting self-government in 1890 it insisted that Aboriginal interests should be safeguarded.
He wrote that the independence of Italy from Austria was desirable, but Austria should be compensated with territory in the Balkans; that the interests of the papacy should be safeguarded; and that a confederation might be the best political organization for Italy.
