Sentence examples for specifically safeguards from inspiring English sources

As a result of the policy that specifically safeguards green belts, Cheshire claims houses have not been built where they are most needed or most wanted – "in the leafier and prosperous bits of ex-urban England".

Inclusive environments are fairly easy to start, but because of the fear of community pushback, many administrators will not further causes that may be considered controversial, and specifically safeguarding LGBT students is one such topic.

The Corps is here specifically to safeguard the nation against any repetition of the War of 1812.

And they are different again from the owner of the Guardian/Observer, the Scott Trust, which exists specifically to safeguard the papers' journalistic freedom and liberal values "free from commercial or political interference".

A one-of-a kind cupboard was built specifically to safeguard the belongings of a boy who was killed by a car while riding his bicycle; Eek made it using thin sticks gathered in the forest where the child used to play.

Specifically, partnering safeguarding organisations with team physicians and field-of-play healthcare professionals will enable closer surveillance and identification of concerning injury patterns or evidence of violence (acts of either omission or commission) and more effective management of allegations.

The rules of the agreement surrounding China's accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) specifically allow such "safeguards" against Chinese products.

All along O'Malley sagely framed the issue not only in terms of basic human rights but also in terms of family values: specifically, the legal safeguards afforded children of same-sex couples, whose status as "married" would be a force for stability.

The technology has some pretty interesting safeguards specifically designed to ward off a cyberattack known as a session replay.

It also calls for strengthening safeguards specifically associated with the capturing of British citizens' data (including where Brits are abroad), and improving safeguards around what it dubs "sensitive professions", such as lawyers or doctors or journalists.

PbD offers extensive functionality, specifically for the safeguarding of privacy [38].