Sentence examples for take safeguards from inspiring English sources

And if it's felt that Pakistan needs to take safeguards, I'm sure it will".

"Which means they are taking safeguards much more seriously than in the past".

"The Welsh government takes safeguarding very seriously and we have included measures in the Social Services and Wellbeing Bill to further protect adults at risk.

His firm was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1971 and has since delivered huge returns even in view of Nasdaq's spring rout, which took Safeguard's stock down 70%.

"If people take these safeguards, we believe we can stop the transmission," said Katie Hoskins, a C.D.C. spokeswoman.

Being that very small numbers choose assisted suicide, we can afford to take extraordinary safeguards.

"He wanted NASA to take every safeguard," Dr. Hamburg recalled.

In this masterclass, hear what steps companies must take to safeguard their data.

In that case, a judge is considering whether to instruct the executive office of the president on steps it must take to safeguard electronic messages.

Under the rules which govern China's accession to the World Trade Organisation, America is allowed to take unilateral safeguard action against Chinese imports if they are deemed to be causing a "market disruption".

"This is an unfortunate but necessary step that we must take to safeguard public health and ensure the vast majority of New York's shell fishing industry is not affected," Joseph Martens, the state environmental commissioner, said in a written statement.