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"If Shell is confident that the situation is now under control, we must now start to assess what happened and make sure the relevant precautions are in place to stop this happening again".

PA's managers will have to make sure proper safeguards are in place to stop information leaking overseas, and this is no easy task; company executives and government officials always struggle to explain how Chinese walls work, for the simple reason that they are built on trust as much as secure IT accounts.

Security checks are in place to stop any potential trouble-makers from entering.

Every car has a 'stay' between the raised bottom of the chassis and the tea-tray to ensure the floor can pass the FIA's mandatory upwards deflection tests, which are in place to stop teams designing the floor to be flexible in that area.

As such, he is unlikely to allow whatever barriers are in place to stop him from moving forward.

This is important, as rules are in place to stop too many trainees being taught be only one teacher.

While visitors can stroke Churchill's bald pate, Hitler is cordoned off by a rope and guards who will be in place to stop anyone taking souvenir snapshots.

The government are still not providing concrete assurances that crucial safeguards will be in place to stop us working unsafe hours.

She said motels approved by the Department of Family and Community Services to house vulnerable women and families were also being used to accommodate parolees even though the family and community services minister, Brad Hazzard, had given assurances procedures were in place to stop parolees and women and children being placed in the same motel.

She said: "We want combat immunity thrown out of the rulebook, so instead of soldiers having to sue the Ministry of Defence, the equipment and the training will be in place to stop things like this happening again".

With low sanitation coverage and inadequate availability and treatment of drinking water, few barriers were in place to stop the rapid spread of cholera, especially in a population that had not previously been exposed to the disease.