Sentence examples for built safeguards from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the government has built safeguards into the village administration process to ensure that money is properly spent.

They had built safeguards on top of safeguards.

So they sought to build safeguards against scoundrels into the system.

Boeing built in safeguards to gain safety certification for use of the relatively light and powerful batteries to power various electrical systems on the 787.

In districts such as Ganjam, Balasore and Puri, these pits are often built without safeguards against contamination, say the NGOs working with the government.

Other experts note that Stuxnet used genuine verification code stolen from a Taiwanese company, and that the worm's designers built in safeguards to limit the amount of collateral damage it would cause.

It offers no details, but the Romney campaign has suggested that he would have built more safeguards into any bailout package against moving production from the United States to other countries and that his promised crackdown on China's trade and currency practices would have discouraged Chrysler from deciding to build Jeeps for the Chinese market in China rather than in the United States.

In an era in which so-called smart toys have drawn the attention of consumer advocacy groups that worry about the privacy of children, Disney has built certain safeguards into Playmation.

A green esplanade just outside the fort — perfect for kite flying — separates it from the historic town it was built to safeguard.

The new defences built will safeguard hundreds of thousands of homes from the financial and emotional trauma of flooding and represent a sharp reversal of earlier funding cuts.

"YouView was built to safeguard free to air viewing and arguably it is now a low-cost pay TV proposition," she said.