Sentence examples for Safeguard standards from inspiring English sources

The next fight – battle resumes in the Lords this week – is to protect the new role of chief coroner, intended to safeguard standards in coroners' courts, from government plans for abolition.

The institutional arrangements within the policy process include: (1) rule-making systems for engagement; (2) expanding existing coordination mechanisms; (3) national safeguard standards; and (4) building on existing forest governance initiatives.

World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim has promised that the bank will work harder to make sure its safeguard standards are followed.

The draft says the safeguard standards aspire to "remove barriers against those who are often excluded from the development process, such as women, children, youth and minorities".

A key disclosure requirement that provides communities with crucial information before a project is approved has been added in this draft, bringing the ESF closer to current safeguard standards.

It is widely accepted that the term CG describes an organizational accountability framework useful to improve clinical care, safeguard standards and work towards excellence [ 28].

"Illegal schools are likely to lack the vital safeguarding standards needed to protect children.

But a review of the school's safeguarding standards following the Forrest case found there was no evidence of "significant or systemic" failings.

The CQC's unannounced inspection programme of 145 hospitals and care homes for people with learning disabilities, prompted by the BBC's investigation, revealed that half the services failed to meet essential care and safeguarding standards.

Alderman, who had previously been in charge of safeguarding standards at Britain's largest university, told his audience that degree standards in many institutions were at risk because lecturers were being pressurised to turn a blind eye to plagiarism and "mark positively".

The island's children's services councillor, Richard Priest, said the partnership aimed to drive up educational standards and improve children's services, in particular safeguarding standards for vulnerable children.