Sentence examples for that safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Politicians too often play to public fantasies that safeguarding systems exist that will ensure child homicides will "never happen again".

"We take seriously our statutory obligations and we believe wholeheartedly that safeguarding the needs of children is paramount".

Conservatives in the rural heartland may be tempted to jump ship if UMNO dangles the right goodies, arguing that safeguarding Malay rights trumps everything else.

The proposed bill says that "safeguarding China's sovereignty and territorial integrity" is a common obligation of all Chinese, including those in Hong Kong.

The announcement from the Arab League ministers came after the European Union said Thursday that safeguarding civilians against President Bashar al-Assad's ferocious crackdown had become a priority.

But there is a danger that safeguarding and protection can become a mere box-ticking exercise rather than promoting choice in the care system.

The union has argued that safeguards cannot be imposed selectively.

But the real answer — the only one that safeguards American lives and safeguards American values — is to kill it.

The antibodies that safeguard our health are "manufactured in the human body, not in factories".

They also said that safeguards were now in place that would prevent future security lapses.

The department has two primary regulations that safeguard against falling debris.