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61. We hope that the awarding of the contract will help to safeguard our national electronic warfare capability well into the next century.

62. To safeguard their health in the meantime you could give them advice about how to reduce the risks they are taking.

63. His hand closed on the torch he kept there as a safeguard against the house's arbitrary lighting system.

63. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

64. The Building Regulations are to safeguard the health and safety of those in and around the building.

65. Looked at this way, the question of how best to safeguard Venice's heritage is in fact an ethical question.

66. Voice over Trading standards say legal action could follow if the company wasn't bonded, to safeguard customers.

67. The safeguard for cross-curricular elements is, ironically, to ensure that they are fully incorporated into schemes of assessment.

68. Thus the chief safeguard against brittle failure lies in a high work of fracture.

69. Practise it slowly for maximum benefit and to safeguard your back.

70. Five years later, in 1899, he sold it to the Trust to safeguard the future of his plot.

71. This is a potentially lethal combination, but modern techniques help to safeguard us from those risks.

72. So we are determined to encourage a strong private rented sector while continuing to safeguard the rights of existing regulated tenants.

73. The next step is to safeguard these changes by formalizing patients' rights and encouraging the development of self-advocacy movements.

74. It will also allow employers to take steps to safeguard jobs and businesses.

75. There's a safeguard built into the tenancy agreement that says the landlord must give you three months' notice to quit.

76. It is an ambiguous term,[sentencedict.com] with connotations from legal practice of employing a professional to safeguard one's interests.

77. Its mandate would include technology transfers and the encouragement of investment in projects which would enhance or safeguard the environment.

78. The pivotal safeguard in the Act is the new institution of custody officer.

79. Apart from these weaknesses, the Government has seen fit to deny an additional safeguard which might have been presumed to operate.

80. Repression is self-evidently a defensive procedure, designed to obliterate any trace of the repressed material and to safeguard against its return.

81. Without such a safeguard, a small group of ill-informed or zealous officers from either side could start a full-scale nuclear war.

82. Anti-virus software is a simple safeguard that many computer users have not bothered to install.

83. Gorbachev had stressed the urgency of creating the new presidential system in order to safeguard democratization and perestroika.

84. A much more elegant method is to re-program the computer's operating system to remove the safeguard.

85. I'd tried to safeguard myself by worming my way into her heart and confidences.

86. The International Trademark Association argued that this safeguard is essential to keep order in the online world.

87. Is there anything I can do to safeguard against this?

88. These measures are an important extension of consumers' rights and some safeguard of individual liberty.

89. He believed that his views alone provided a safeguard against Antinomianism.

90. The camera monitoring began last September in an attempt to safeguard the ancient monument.