Sentence examples for to safeguarding a from inspiring English sources

A wide-ranging reform of the U.N. Security Council must be implemented, with a view to safeguarding a more balanced and inclusive international order.

In 2007, talking about forests, he promised he would "take a more effective and strategic approach to safeguarding a priceless -- and irreplaceable -- natural asset".

Labour says it would hold off until next year to safeguard a fragile economic recovery.

When General Musharraf took power, he promised to safeguard a free press.

For such parents, it takes less than an hour to safeguard a mobile device from most offensive material.

So European diplomats are quietly discussing one way to safeguard a Kabul meeting: an international peacekeeping force.

Now the Israelis are discussing a similar military aid package to safeguard a peace pact with the Palestinians.

The incident is under review and the officers face administrative charges of failing to safeguard a prisoner.

Their responsibility – not always discharged with distinction – was to safeguard a club for its supporters, its town or city.

The psychiatrist's obligation, traditionally, has been to safeguard a patient's disclosures, no matter how dark or alarming.

Detective Karan Young of the Brooklyn South narcotics squad was suspended for failing to safeguard a prisoner, the police said.