0 present participle of guard --
1 to protect someone or something from being attacked or stolen: --
2 to keep information secret: --
Journalists jealously (= carefully) guard their sources of information.
This is a major part of guarding and enhancing science quality and relevance.
This was done in part to protect the bride from the spirits guarding the house, since she was a stranger coming into her husband's domain.
Therefore, maternal extraversion might lead a parent to support and encourage their own child's exploration, as opposed to protecting and guarding their behaviorally inhibited child.
Once and for all, let us stop liberating, saving, and guarding others, convincing them that without us they will per ish.
In essence, guarding their own convertibility within the context of profitable banking, central banks conditioned inflationary paths.
In two of the cases, the valve replaced was the left component of the valve guarding the common junction of an atrioventricular septal defect.
This feature is then analyzed separately from the arrangement of the valves guarding the junctions.
This means, therefore, that much of the account focuses on commercial guarding.
