Sentence examples for be fully safeguarded from inspiring English sources

Kraft has also "given assurances" that existing contractual employment and pensions rights would be fully safeguarded.

All it says is: Kraft Foods has given assurances to Cadbury that, on the Final Offer becoming or being declared wholly unconditional, the existing contractual employment rights, including pension rights, of all employees will be fully safeguarded.

Burke may boast that his plan creates a "national parks estate in the ocean", but many feel that a major shift in strategy on both land and water is needed before Australia's marine environment can be considered fully safeguarded.

Assessment of genetic and phenotypic variation within and between species needs to be fully integrated to safeguard biodiversity and the ecological and evolutionary dynamics in natural ecosystems.

And a detailed action plan to improve the way that Ofsted deals with reports of safeguarding concerns must be fully operational within 12 months.

Greater levels of coordination between the UNFCCC and CBD, as well as other agencies and stakeholder groups interested in forest conservation are needed if biodiversity safeguards are to be fully adopted and implemented.

But Liberty's approach would mean a general right for women to be fully veiled at work, subject only to limited safeguards for safety and practicality.

"If Ms. Kelly were provided with the appropriate procedural safeguards," he went on, she would be "fully cooperative" with the probe.

White said: "Any officer authorised to carry Taser must be fully trained to do so and there are strict procedures and safeguards in place to ensure all officers are fully accountable.

Better, perhaps, if Iran's nuclear-power programme were fully approved and safeguarded.

"The safeguard mechanism is expected to fail to 'safeguard' the ERF investment, with abatement purchased by the ERF expected to be fully displaced by a significant rise in emissions elsewhere," it says.