Word: safeguards
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Even though University Police Chief David Gorski said that Hammer's flair made it more difficult to safeguard the painting, Gorski acknowledge yesterday that the affair was all Hammer's, and he wasn't about to quarrel with a gift horse
...line laid down by his predecessor, Schmidt has not hesitated to mount the continental political stage. Intelligent, forceful, and pragmatic, Schmidt has already become the leading European statesman. Despite international mutterings of "Iron Chancellor" and the "Germany of old," Schmidt has not hesitated to use German economic muscle to safeguard German interests. He has warned the European Economic Community that Germany would no longer provide open ended funds to subsidize poorly conceived Community projects or stagnant, obsolete economic sectors of other countries. "Germany," according to Schmidt, "will no longer be the 'milch cow' of the Community." Further, Schmidt has made...
...make a lasting contribution to the maintenance of world peace based on dignity and freedom. The name of America has always conjured up in our minds the respect for, and championship of, human values and right and justice, and it is these very principles that you must safeguard and preserve with the greatest care and concern for the benefit of yourselves and that of all mankind...
...safeguard the rights of pornographers and their audience, but surely the majority of Americans who find porn objectionable have rights as well. Must they and their children be under constant assault by the hucksters of porn...
...watching Nixon in Peking, seeing once again the rictus on the familiar face, reading the self-justifying statements, brought him back to mind with full force. There was all his deviousness and unrepentant arrogance: a useful reminder and, one might hope, a safeguard against any further attempts by him to re-enter public life...