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Meanings of safeguard (safeguarding) in English

Portuguese
precaução
Catalan
precaució
Spanish
precaución

A precautionary measure warding off impending danger or damage or injury etc.

precaução
Portuguese
salvaguarda
Catalan
salconduit
Spanish
salvoconducto

Permit issued by an authority which guarantees a person to enter and spend time in a place in which otherwise she could not enter.

salvaguarda
Spanish
salvaguardias

Concept in international law.

Related terms
salvaguardias
Usage of safeguarding in English
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However, they also show major improvements in safeguarding practice in recent times.
The Irish Times
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Separately, vast guarantees were given regarding safeguarding national security interests, sites, jobs.
Reuters
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She was on the Vatican's commission for safeguarding children for three years.
Radio NZ
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A similar scheme was prepared for superintending and safeguarding labor when conscripted.
The Crisis in Russia
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A bank's capital is its buffer against unexpected losses, safeguarding depositors' funds.
Reuters
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But such steps do not go far enough in safeguarding player welfare.
The Guardian
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Such publications are not safeguarding democracy as they are supposed to do.
The Guardian
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These agencies play a vital role in safeguarding civic and social wellbeing.
The Irish Times
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Machinery for safeguarding conditions of labor, including industrial hygiene, safety appliances, etc.
The Armies of Labor: A Chronicle of the Organized Wage-Earners
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Collectively, we report a lncRNA-mediated regulatory layer safeguarding embryonic cell fate transitions.
Pubmed
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He leaves to students and to capitalists the safeguarding of his future.
The Iron Puddler: My Life in the Rolling Mills and What Came of ...
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Protecting victims is just as important as safeguarding the rights of defendants.
State of the Union Addresses
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How can it be when we're all safeguarding the very same story?
Feminist dot com
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He was safeguarding someone and she did not think it was her.
Watcher of the Dead
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Local safeguarding boards too often failed to hold poor councils to account.
The Guardian
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Nevertheless, documents from the time reveal a spirit of white, Protestant safeguarding.
The Guardian
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Translations for safeguarding
Safeguarding through the time
Safeguarding across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common