safeguarded

So too has Congress safeguarded information pertaining to the design of nuclear weapons.

These power brokers have been safeguarded from standard ethics and even an obligation to the public they supposedly serve.

This is the good life: One finds extraordinary wine and a traditional cuisine safeguarded by the Corsican people.

Yet how simple and natural the giving of this information might be made; and how easily the child might be safeguarded!

Such tablets should be carefully safeguarded because of possible accidental poisoning.

Sam had been ordered to take it liberally, and perhaps thought Peter too should be safeguarded.

You shall be safeguarded while you remain in the city, and we shall exert our utmost to protect you and your interests at home.

They are matters that ought to be carefully safeguarded in legislation of this kind.