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safeguard

noun as in protection

verb as in protect

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The school says it has since put rigorous safeguarding measures in place.

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Prominent experts such as historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat say that under classic authoritarianism, the military is viewed as a tool for pursuing the leader’s own aims, rather than upholding the state’s interests and safeguarding its people.

They were also told her current employer was aware of the case against her and that she had completed training relating to safeguarding and professional boundaries.

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In a statement the school apologised "for any inconvenience caused by this external issue, but safeguarding our children is our number one priority".

From BBC

In the real world, he's a failed businessman who repeatedly filed for bankruptcy after losses so huge that even decades of fraud and two cash infusions amounting to nearly a billion dollars couldn't safeguard him.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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