Sentence examples for should safeguard from inspiring English sources

We should safeguard east London's artists' studios.

The plan should safeguard 14% of the rainforest, but mainly in areas remote from the front of deforestation.

As Mr Hajjarian clings to life, there is a growing demand that the president should safeguard the spirit of the man who helped to rescue him from obscurity.

It was therefore essential that the king should safeguard and extend the power of Spain and the just claims of his house, such as those he made for his daughter for the throne of France.

Finally, she pointed out that people with powers handed to them from elected members – precisely as the commissioners have – should "safeguard civil liberties, rather than think that administrative convenience should take first place in law".

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The first sorts of measures embody the kinder, gentler qualities of Europe's "social model"; the second limits financial irresponsibility and should thus safeguard the model's long-term viability.If only.

Amid rumbling regional tensions over territorial rows in the East China and South China Sea, Mr Hu said the nation should "resolutely safeguard" maritime rights and become a maritime power.

"Privacy no longer can mean anonymity," Kerr says, arguing that, instead, the "government should properly safeguard people's private communications and financial information".

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".