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safeguard

[seyf-gahrd] / ˈseɪfˌgɑrd /




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They were originally intended to help forces gather intelligence to prevent crime, and safeguard vulnerable people.

From BBC

"We recognise the importance of coordinated international action to mitigate spillovers and safeguard macroeconomic stability."

From Barron's

To safeguard important nesting areas along the coast, signs and temporary rope barriers have been put up in key locations.

From BBC

Participants need a safeguard in this regulatory vacuum, and plan sponsors need a fiduciary firewall.

From The Wall Street Journal

Critics argue that the bill lacked safeguards and the debates in the Lords had "exposed further problems".

From BBC