Sentence examples for still safeguards from inspiring English sources

Still, safeguards for lithium-ion batteries have progressed to the point that a fire on an airplane should never have happened, said Sanjeev Mukerjee, a chemistry professor at Northeastern University and an expert on batteries.

And Jane still safeguards my smelly stick... Just in case.

What may help clinicians remain focused on the larger picture while still safeguarding patients and themselves from multi-drug-resistant bacteria are less restrictive but equally efficacious precautions.

Perched on a rounded hilltop still safeguarded by a limestone wall and 14th-century towers, Castello is reached via a steep cobblestone path or an elevator.

Creditor countries such as Germany would also gain, because they would not need to extend vast sums in guarantees to the EFSF while still safeguarding their interests within the EFSF's existing structure.

For instance, limiting screening to the obese allows even higher unit costs while still safeguarding cost-effectiveness of the intervention.

"We are still safeguarding all the principles of the 17 February Revolution (that overthrew Gaddafi)," says Omar al-Hassi, the prime minister appointed by the old Tripoli parliament.

Viewed within this context, India's abstention should come as no surprise as it tries to carefully calibrate a policy that addresses its domestic constraints at home while still safeguarding its foreign policy interests abroad.

These points ensure that the traditional and digital audiovisual media can develop competitively while still safeguarding the cultural diversity that gives Europe its identity.

There would still be safeguards.

Still, strengthening safeguards for investors in goods industries would be a welcome bonus.* "Trade and Protection in Services: A Survey".