Sentence examples for the task of safeguarding from inspiring English sources

A sea wall, which had already been inadequate to the task of safeguarding residents, reduced to rubble.

Last week, the posse, now 3,000 strong, added the task of safeguarding dozens of public schools to its portfolio.

In addition to the daunting logistics of securing so large a group of spectators in a sprawling outdoor arena situated amid highways and rail lines is the task of safeguarding War Emblem's owner, Prince Ahmed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia.

In listening attentively and gratefully to how Being announces itself in such artworks, humankind will prepare themselves for the task of safeguarding.

The rebels assign the task of safeguarding this precious hostage to a group of Palestinian children, and their dog Churchill.

Richard Vaughan, the Earl of Carberry, was appointed president and given £2,000 to renovate the castle, and between 1663 and 1665, a company of infantry soldiers was garrisoned there, overseen by the earl, with the task of safeguard the money and contents of the castle as well as the ammunition for the local Welsh militia.

An administration that is putting such intense effort into planning for war in Iraq and bolstering homeland security can surely pick up the pace on the much easier and cheaper task of safeguarding materials that could prove devastating in the wrong hands.

Firstly, but merely of an indicative nature, in 2011, the Dutch department for Economic Affairs officially stated that the increase of the share of energy generated regionally would call upon grid operators to make the necessary grid investments given their statutory task of safeguarding an efficient and reliable infrastructure [23].

Families' care practices, associated with family structures, their shared culture and integration-related role expectations, hindered healthcare professionals in their task of safeguarding patients' clinical state and controlling the ICU environment and their workload, which contributed to conflict.

ATHENS 00000057 002 OF 002 7. (C) As for the HNP, he repeated his many public comments that Greece's police force is not up to task of safeguarding society.

In this case, three justices signed an opinion that cited a famous doctrine, holding that the task of crafting ways of safeguarding freedom should be mainly "entrusted to the laboratory of the states".Until now, state sovereignty has been discredited in part because of its historical ties to racism, both during the civil war and during the civil-rights struggles.