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safeguard

[seyf-gahrd] / ˈseɪfˌgɑrd /




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"We try and see what the effects are from having the opportunity to spend a bit of time every week on safeguarding your relationships," explains Ms Magnusson.

From BBC

For many, Saabirin's death symbolised a broader failure in child protection and the slow implementation of legal safeguards meant to prevent such tragedies.

From BBC

This year, Chinese state media described the protection of wild birds as crucial for safeguarding ecosystems vital to human survival.

From BBC

Ukrzaliznytsia says it is doing everything to both safeguard its operations and protect its workforce, around a quarter of which has either emigrated, joined the military or been killed or injured.

From The Wall Street Journal

In theory, a humanoid robot won’t need the same safeguards as an industrial arm that might weigh thousands of pounds and operate at high speeds.

From The Wall Street Journal