Sentence examples for thus safeguarding from inspiring English sources

For all these reasons I hope you yourself will feel able to vote for a referendum, thus safeguarding the rights of your electors.

The Kol Nidre prayer (recited before the evening service) is a legal formula that absolves Jews from fulfilling solemn vows, thus safeguarding them from accidentally violating a vow's stipulations.

In 1620 the league's general, Johann Tserclaes, count von Tilly, first concluded a treaty of neutrality with the forces of the Protestant Union, thus safeguarding his flank, and then went on to conquer Upper Austria and Bohemia.

This week, following a freedom of information request courtesy of Welfare Weekly, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) admitted that Sarah, along with fellow benefit claimant Zac (who offered up a heartwarming tale of notifying the jobcentre of his hospital appointment in advance, thus safeguarding his claim) were only used in their promotional materials "for illustrative purposes".

The extensive use of the area by trawler fleets from many nations in the mid-20th century created several international incidents, led to overfishing, and necessitated regulating the size of net mesh used so that the small fish could escape, thus safeguarding against depletion.

The advantage of a username is that you can share your contact details for Telegram without revealing your phone number, thus safeguarding some level of privacy.

By crossing the frontier he could thus safeguard himself against police incursion from either country.

It is thus safeguarded from those alterations of position that slightly affect the timekeeping of even the best watches.

The first sorts of measures embody the kinder, gentler qualities of Europe's "social model"; the second limits financial irresponsibility and should thus safeguard the model's long-term viability.If only.

Mr. Kerry, in his television appearances, said that if Congress passed a measure authorizing the use of force, it would send a firm message to Iran that the United States would not tolerate the fielding of a nuclear device, and thus safeguard Israel's security.

Article 29 grants any section of citizens having a distinct language, script culture of its own, the right to conserve and develop the same, and thus safeguards the rights of minorities by preventing the State from imposing any external culture on them.