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We should safeguard east London's artists' studios.

"The district chief is telling the elders that we should safeguard the school, but the elders are saying we don't have weapons, we cannot fight with the Taliban," he said.

We too should safeguard our efforts at preserve our health.

The plan should safeguard 14% of the rainforest, but mainly in areas remote from the front of deforestation.

He said the government should safeguard the right to safety, to being informed, to choice and to being heard.

"The government should safeguard protections for Britain's wildlife and special places in a new Environmental Protection Act," said Creagh.

As Mr Hajjarian clings to life, there is a growing demand that the president should safeguard the spirit of the man who helped to rescue him from obscurity.

Government should safeguard children's interests in developing as autonomous persons as well as society's interest in the education of an emerging generation of citizens.

It was therefore essential that the king should safeguard and extend the power of Spain and the just claims of his house, such as those he made for his daughter for the throne of France.

Finally, she pointed out that people with powers handed to them from elected members – precisely as the commissioners have – should "safeguard civil liberties, rather than think that administrative convenience should take first place in law".

Earnings growth is in the low single digits, but its strong finances should safeguard the 5.5% yield and permit an increase.