Sentence examples for will safeguard it from inspiring English sources

The owners of the estate bolt for the United States, leaving it in the hands of Gladys, who has promised her well-meaning if condescending mistress (Maggie Bofill) that she will safeguard it until their return.

The importance of the announcement is that it makes absolutely clear the EU will safeguard its financial stability, whatever it takes, and that is a very strong message to everyone.

Sun Microsystems Inc. plans to show off its most powerful computer today, which it hopes will safeguard its position at the high end of the server-system market.

China should seek to "fend off risks" as it diversifies its $1.95 trillion in foreign-exchange reserves and will safeguard its own interests, Mr. Wen said.

As military operations scale down there, the new SRR will safeguard its skills.

We need the Scotsman more than ever, but who will safeguard its future?

Ministers say modernising the NHS will safeguard its future.

"Sadly, I conclude that adoption is the only option which will safeguard (him) and provide for his needs".

Once completed, Emin's new studio will boost surrounding house prices, but it has also been welcomed by her neighbours because it will safeguard the future of an area that has seen dramatic change since contemporary artists first colonised the area in the late 1980s.

"It will safeguard Lufthansa's position" and help the carrier to maintain its global competitive position over the long term.

If we can now, fast, build up the people's bank at the Post Office, now that it has effectively been given the wholehearted stamp of approval by the government, it will safeguard the Post Office network – no more dreadful and unnecessary closures – and will offer a real banking alternative to people who think banks should be about more than slicing consumers and then gambling with their money.