Sentence examples for that would guard from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the coming of the Second Empire stimulated the party led by Louis Veuillot, whose Ultramontanism was of the older sort, completely divorced from liberalism and seeking freedom for the church in an authoritarian state that would guard it against revolution.

President Clinton's aides initially thought that they had the perfect plan for building a missile shield over the United States, a system that would guard against nuclear, biological and chemical threats without plunging the United States into a bitter tug of war with the Russians.

Senior Garcetti aide Rick Jacobs, a board member and treasurer for the nonprofit, said the fund has an "impeccably independent" board overseeing its activities that would guard against inappropriately close association with the mayor's office.

Several revisions resulted in some of the already made some graphics and other content being cut from the game, in particular in the final area of the castle's interior which at first was intended to be longer and to feature some monsters that would guard it.

Part of the evaluation process for selecting genes for the microarray required criteria that would guard against chimeras.

"Father, we pray for our president, that you impart your wisdom upon him, that you would guard his family," he said.

It helped that James, in a morning conversation, told him that he would guard George to allow Wade to focus on his offense.

A United Nations spokesman said that about 2,000 additional peacekeepers had been moved to Abidjan since the election and that they would guard the hotel as long as Mr. Ouattara needed them.

It seems safe to say that Larry would guard RedFarm's dim sum with equal ferocity.

The Iraqi Army was eventually allowed to enter the base on Thursday, with the understanding, said Kurdish officials, that it would guard the site until it could be transformed into a civilian airport.

What they're willing to do is to risk all that others would guard so jealously -- career, fame, wealth -- to do what they can to make the world a better place.