Sentence examples for valuable safeguarding from inspiring English sources

(Female, Year 4, 2009) The students experienced the outpatient clinic as a valuable, safeguarding training environment where the learning conditions permitted them to work autonomously, albeit under supervision, and where they had access to professional expertise.

"In reversing the decision to carve out private firms while adding in valuable safeguards, the Senate has greatly improved the government's multinational tax bill".

However, the maintenance of correct health and safety procedures is a serious business, and acts as a valuable safeguard against accidents and the legal wrangles that can ensue.

Web anonymity tools like Tor and Psiphon have offered users in repressive countries a valuable safeguard from Big Brother governments monitoring their broadband.

But as in the case of the filibuster, a valuable safeguard to our democratic process has been abused and misused.

Another reason she asserts WhatsApp's more light-touch approach is valuable for safeguarding the communications of a mainstream user-base.

The recovery of the treasure would thus mean the loss of valuable environmental safeguards.

The tombs contained no gold or valuables, which safeguarded them from tomb raiders throughout antiquity, and the bodies were not mummified.

The theft highlights the difficulties of safeguarding valuable works of art while allowing access for the public.

A tough, mature, difficult but brilliantly paced novel in which a woman in Nazi Berlin accepts Jews' valuable possessions to safeguard them, then appropriates them and slopes off to Switzerland.

In truth, higher education lobbyists perform a valuable service to safeguard industry goals and standards.