Word: safeguarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...last day of July. Employment for most grades would be at the same rates of pay for a longer working day. As a countermove, the Miners' Federation instructed the miners to cease work on July 31. Preparations to this effect were made and compromise arrangements were made to safeguard the mines from flooding. In the background the objects of a proposed Labor alliance, embracing 3,000,000 miners, railwaymen and workers in the shipbuilding, transport and engineering trades, were stated...
...regards the consequences of joining the League. We still consider it very risky. Germany is at liberty to act according to her own interpretation of expediency in such a step, but she should know that if she takes the step, the Soviet union will have to take measures to safeguard its own interests in a different direction, which lies outside strengthening and developing her economic and political connections with Germany...
Princeton University (Princeton, N. J.) dedicated a new infirmary, laid the cornerstone of a $3,000,000 chapel, the latter with the confident words of Edward Dickinson Duffield, '92, President of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America, that it would "always, serve to safeguard Princeton's sons spiritually and to send them out into the world with the proper spiritual concepts...
...courts must struggle steadily on alone, sometimes erring but always trying to protect society from such dangers. Their worst enemies are not the criminal's friends, or false witnesses, but often the people themselves whom they are trying to safeguard, foolishly blinded as they are by the false glamor of crime...
This science, contemplated by Dr. Carrel, would supplement medicine in saying civilization. Medicine, much as it does toward reducing human ills, seems to safeguard men from one disease, only to find them liable to another...