Sentence examples for would be safeguarded from inspiring English sources
The public interest would be safeguarded by the chairman, the deputy and the other non-executives.
In that kind of framework, consolidation paths would be safeguarded at the European level even if no majorities were to be found in the relevant national parliament".
A spokeswoman for NHS England said it made "no apology" for seeking assurances that patient care would be safeguarded in the event of strike action.
Secondly, there was the violent revolt against the slow working of liberalism in its gropings for the establishment of a new international order in which national freedoms would be safeguarded with the minimum of constraint.
Mr Clegg became the first party leader to announce that support for the Lessons from Auschwitz project, run by the Holocaust Educational Trust (HET), would be safeguarded for the next five years.
Addressing two major complaints about Colonel Qaddafi's rule, Mr. Abdel-Jalil assured the crowd that unemployment benefits would reliably be paid and that the country's wealth would be safeguarded from corruption.
For licence fee-payers, the people whose interests he would be safeguarding for the next four years, watching this encounter was not a particularly pleasing sight.
"At the end the overriding consideration would be safeguarding the future of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel for generations to come," said Eyal Arad, another friend who worked with Sharon when he was prime minister.
But if our elected representatives can find the courage to stand together and effectively address global warming they would be safeguarding the personal liberty of people for generations to come.
CNIL says while it was asked to urgently report on other elements of the legislation, it was "not consulted" on article 13, but was reassured that there would be safeguards.
However, Scotland's Public Health Minister Aileen Campbell said there would be safeguards to minimise the risk of a person becoming a donor against their express wishes.
