Sentence examples for binding safeguards from inspiring English sources

In my view, the two most overlooked stories we've published are the one you reference (about the secret presidential directive signed by Obama to prepare for offensive cyber operations: essentially the militarization of the internet) and the document we recently published showing NSA gives unminimized commuincations [sic] of US persons to Israel with very few binding safeguards.

In Kopp's view, the state legislation and subsequent ballot measure were a conscious effort by the Legislature to place binding safeguards on the biggest infrastructure project in California history.

Who is going to write a contract that is legally binding for safeguarding children in such cases, and make sure there are not exclusion clauses that allow the provider off the hook?

It might also come from requiring an action plan with binding targets for safeguards, which can be improved during implementation.

In addition, calumenin (CALU), another calcium-binding protein that safeguards ER homeostasis (Lee et al., 2013), decreased in SOD1 +/A272C motor neurons.

Administrative law in particular poses (binding) criteria for safeguarding public interests, such as on transparency, relevant also to the mode of governance applied in the promotion of renewable energy.

Specifically, our study combines experimental and computational genomic approaches to describe a general mechanism for regulating splicing via competitive RNA binding, uncover a safeguarding mechanism for transcriptome integrity, and provide insights into Alu-derived exon evolution.

However, nuclear does pose unique safety and proliferation concerns that must be addressed with strong and binding international standards and safeguards.

The gains made here in Mexico lay the foundations for action towards a legally binding agreement that could safeguard the future for our children and grandchildren.

But a confidential text seen by the Guardian and filed in the sustainable development chapter of negotiations earlier this week contains only vaguely phrased and non-binding commitments to environmental safeguards.

Indeed, the mutant molecule we engineered, HPV-16 E7 Mut, while unable to bind 6-His-GSTP1 in vitro as a recombinant protein, displayed a certain residual effectiveness in vivo in binding native GSTP1, in safeguarding it from oxidation and in protecting the cells from UV-induced cell death.