Sentence examples for would guard against from inspiring English sources
But it would guard against and minimize them.
When the Communist Party took over, idealists hoped it would guard against that.
The gate would guard against invaders; the deed restrictions would protect against neighbors.
She said it also would guard against attacks that she said might harm her party's chances in the general election.
Such measures would guard against the detention of innocent people and provide a firmer legal ground for detention and prosecution.
The Hinch amendments would guard against sham contracting and address the underpayment of workers on government contracts, including 457 workers.
On the other hand, the coming of the Second Empire stimulated the party led by Louis Veuillot, whose Ultramontanism was of the older sort, completely divorced from liberalism and seeking freedom for the church in an authoritarian state that would guard it against revolution.
In other countries, like Britain, political leaders have openly called for the forced breakup of such institutions on the theory that more modest measures would not guard against future calamities.
The agency would have to make sure lenders are not unloading only their worst loans, and lenders and the F.H.A. would have to guard against borrowers who can pay their current loans but would like a cheaper, government-backed loan.
Taking a measured approach would also help guard against duplication.
Controlling the formation of bubbles would also help guard against a scenario called "critical heat flux" that is undesirable – sometimes disastrous – in industrial boilers.
