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safeguard against

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safeguard someone or something against someone or something
to protect someone or something against someone or something. We will take action that will safeguard you against a recurrence of the unpleasantness. I will safeguard my family against the prowler.
See also: against

safeguard against someone or something

to protect against someone or something. We will try to safeguard against accidents. How can I safeguard against prowlers?
See also: against


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The ministry said in a statement the aim was to safeguard against the possible rapid spread of the (A)H1N1 virus this autumn.
Summary: United Corrosion Technologies (UCT), a provider of corrosion engineering services and solutions today announced the launch of a new range of innovative products that safeguard against the financial and structural threat of corrosion of exposed steel rebar.
Thanks to its strong resources and a wide network of branches the bank was able to make the best of the current conditions to expand its investment and finance portfolio, and at the same time focus on strengthening its liquid assets to safeguard against any possible adverse consequences arising from the crisis.
 
 
 
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