Sentence examples for was safeguarding from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that serves as a guard or protection; a defense.
- Getting a flu shot is a good safeguard against illness.
He was safeguarding his brand.
"The I.O.C. was safeguarding China's image," Mr. Gulotta said.
An even higher priority than catching the spies, however, was safeguarding the secrecy of Venona.
Father Moloney, who has always maintained his innocence, said he was safeguarding the money for members of his flock.
When Cameron vetoed an EU treaty in 2011, it was not the national interest he was safeguarding, but the City's.
So Mr Morsi was safeguarding democracy.Critics retorted that the constituent assembly had, following mass resignations, been stripped of both non-Islamist members and legitimacy.
The unity of the empire was safeguarded, despite appearances, for there was no territorial partitioning.
France was forced to acquiesce, and the vital wool trade with England was safeguarded.
Sacredness was safeguarded by a series of boundaries.
The patients' private information was safeguarded effectively.
Patient confidentiality was preserved and the anonymity of all patient data was safeguarded throughout the study.
