Sentence examples for were being safeguarded from inspiring English sources

The scholars, from mainland China and Taiwan, were taking part in an extraordinary two-week research project, retracing the routes taken by the imperial treasures in the 1930s and 1940s, when they were being safeguarded from the ravages of civil war and Japanese aggression, not to mention floods, bandits and warlords.

In a New York Times interview he rejected comparisons with Iraq and Afghanistan and said that antiquities were being safeguarded.

This survival is being safeguarded in interesting ways.

The South American was being safeguarded for a packed holiday schedule but his ebullience was badly missed.

Nor have shareholders of the funds received any assurance that their interests are being safeguarded, beyond a statement from Bank of America last week that it had policies in place to prohibit the sort of trading that Mr. Spitzer said it condoned.

Hansen tries to supply occasional color and oomph by musing on the workings of fate, as when Armstrong escapes with his life in Korea, "almost as if the young flyer was being safeguarded so as to become the grand prize of some extraordinary Destiny".

Schools, vulnerable people, youth services and libraries are among the areas which are being safeguarded and new secondary schools are planned for Caldicot and Monmouth.

Rather than provide for responsible energy development on public lands, the legislation would make energy the preferred use, hamstring public input and undermine assurances that the public health and welfare are being safeguarded.

John Coughlan, who was brought in from Hampshire to ensure proper procedures for safeguarding children were being followed in Haringey, will replace Shoesmith with immediate effect.

Four Conservatives wrote a dissenting opinion, saying not enough safeguards were being put in place.

Organizations like F.A.I. acknowledge that private sponsorship is a valuable asset but say that Italy's cultural heritage is not being safeguarded as long as advertising is not more contained.