Sentence examples for basic safeguards from inspiring English sources

"You have stripped away basic safeguards for the investors".

European cooperation on extradition is essential; extradition without basic safeguards is unacceptable.

Under the treaty's basic safeguards, inspectors can check only acknowledged nuclear installations.

"They're more vulnerable because they lack even some basic safeguards," says Haley.

It would allow federal regulators to police the market for fraud and manipulation — basic safeguards missing from current law.

The administration should require that Shell meet basic safeguards before it receives final permits to begin punching holes in the ocean floor.

And perhaps the most basic safeguard of all — the equivalent of hand-washing in digital hygiene — is to keep software updated.

Deborah Coles, the director of the charity Inquest, said: "Colette's death was predictable and preventable due to blatant failures in basic safeguarding and a series of missed opportunities.

But eliminating weak default passwords is an elementary move that only offers a basic safeguard against a sliver of digital threats.

Still missing was a real separation of powers, that careful balancing of executive, legislature and judiciary that the American Founding Fathers considered the most basic safeguard against tyranny.

"This decision means the president can pick up any person in the country — citizen or legal resident — and lock them up for years without the most basic safeguard in the Constitution, the right to a criminal trial," Mr. Hafetz said.