Word: safeguarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...comes down to this" he concluded, "it is the function of High School athletic authorities to safeguard the health of students to their care. We can't do this by dispatching teams all over the country for intersectional contests, nor can we do it by sanctioning post-season games. If we can't have idealism and its attending benefits in High SchSool athletics, I'd like to know where we can have...
...Harvey W. Wiley '73, who is widely known as the father of the Pure Food and Drugs Act, which has possibly done more to safeguard public health than any other single measure, spoke concerning the needs of Harvard's Chemistry Department. He said...
...keynote of Professor Kirsopp Lake's lecture on "The Creeds" was that the church is the safeguard of the windows of life not the control of the light. A dinner at the Union at 6 o'clock at which President Lowell spoke, closed the first day's exercises...
...some places (e. g., Philippines under U. S. rule) energetic measures are destroying the disease; in other places (e. g., Java under Dutch rule) nothing is done either to relieve the sufferers or safeguard the community...
...have to take into account public opinion in our respective countries; if we both have to safeguard our national interests, I am confident that, in applying each in his own sphere the vigorous action and good-will of which you speak to the settlement of problems arising between us, we shall solve them in such a manner as to maintain between Great Britain and France a policy of cooperation essential to our two countries and to the tranquility of the world...