Sentence examples for act as safeguards from inspiring English sources
Ticketmaster says its restrictions on the resale and "gifting" of its paperless tickets act as safeguards against various practices: scalping; the bulk purchasing of tickets by automated software bots; and the use of counterfeit, stolen or lost tickets.
Cross-examination and jury instructions, she said, are meant to act as "safeguards"—the reliability of evidence is for the jurors to decide.
For instance, alternative (A) has been successful in generating new populations that act as safeguards against species extinction for endangered subspecies of cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus clarki spp). in western North America (Young et al. 2002).
I also have a query about a vulnerable adult who is pregnant, from an organisation I act as safeguarding advisor for.
The diet supplemented with the N. sativa oils with special reference to essential oil can act as safeguard against oxidative stress and allied disorders.
Act as quickly as possible.
There were several reasons: inadequate drainage rebuffed by a high tide, certainly, but also the city's hunger for space – too much land built upon; the reclaiming in recent years, often illegally, of mangroves and floodplains that act as natural safeguards.
Clinical inertia might actually act as a safeguard for such patients.
Back then, the CMA had been gung-ho for a default tariff that would act as a safeguard against unfair pricing.
He is keen for his son, Howard, to take over eventually as non-executive chairman, to act as a safeguard in case "the wrong chief executive should ever be employed".
