用safeguard造句子，“safeguard”造句

Both state and federal laws safeguard your rights under the Fourth, Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.

More than 13,000 police officers and United Nations peacekeeper troops are on the streets to safeguard voting centers.

China supports Armenia's efforts to safeguard national independence and develop its economy, and wishes to see Armenia maintain political stability and economic growth.

That skirts the moral question of humanitarian assistance in the crowded 21st century, which is how to resolve the tyranny of the present and ensure the kind of help that will safeguard the future.

In the past year the government has made new efforts to safeguard the rights stipulated by China's Labor Law, such as equal access for employment, salary, rest and vacations, work safety and health protection, job training, social security and welfare.

Remediation includes a safeguard that, when it is in place, is used to close the vulnerability.

The court injunction is not applicable to safeguard requests based on actual market disruption.

The new world develops culture industry and encourages consumption in order to effectively control its citizens and safeguard its cultural totalitarianism.

Within it, reform would not just revive moriBund economies, but also create the chance of future growth to safeguard the single currency.

Most of these rights and duties relate to community life beyond the sway of the politician or the ordinary scope of the courts. But the duty of the state's constitution to safeguard freedoms, and encourage the performance of duties, remains profound.

"safeguard national unity, ethnic solidarity and social stability and promote economic development and social progress."

We will continue to unswervingly follow the development path suitable for China's national conditions and steadfastly safeguard the fundamental interests of the overwhelming majority of the people.

'It makes me wonder: how do you safeguard intimacy in such a world?' he muttered, before launching into a soliloquy about how the size of women's feet has changed over the centuries.

To safeguard one's health at the cost of too strict a diet is a tiresome illness indeed.

One wants to safeguard its knowledge of fine leathers and sewing; the other wants to apply expertise from the aerospace industry to make new kinds of materials for handbags.

We need to adopt measures that conform to the WTO rules and effectively safeguard the interests of Chinese farmers.

There is safeguard switch in the mixer, ensure the operation is safe absolutly.

They carry less than astronauts—and are thus more mobile—but are still quite heavily laden with gear, mostly as a safeguard against disasters.

We must safeguard our motherland.