Sentence examples for another safeguard from inspiring English sources

Another safeguard is that states can impose their own controls.

Faulks said the fact a judge also had to decide on the injunction provided another safeguard.

Carrie Audino and Laura Schiff, the casting directors, devised another safeguard.

Boeing said that if mechanics had improperly connected a battery, another safeguard would also render the battery unusable.

Another safeguard is to announce in advance that if you don't receive an exam from a student, that student will automatically fail the exam.

The United States Consulate in Lahore had negotiated another safeguard: A small team of dogs was tasting Davis's food, checking that it had not been laced with poison.

Influenced by that, early this year the steelworkers thought it was time to bring another safeguards case, this time against Chinese tires.

"Imagine a pair of coworkers collaborating side-by-side, each day expressing caring and affection toward one another, safeguarding each other's feelings, showing tenderness and compassion when things don't go well, and supporting each other in work and non-work matters," the study authors explain.

Mr Hobby, leader of the National Association of Head Teachers, said schools should "see their duties on radicalisation as another safeguarding duty".

Two-step authentication is another worthwhile safeguard.

The home team insisted that its own announcer read Princeton's script — another common safeguard against Ivy scramble bands — but even that goes well.