Sentence examples for called safeguards from inspiring English sources

There's a provision called "safeguards" that limit [and] that kind of put back quotas to some extent.

There's a four-player co-op mode called Safeguard, inspired by Survival in Modern Warfare 3.

Mr. Tatum, the homeowner in Chicago, said he called Safeguard over several months to inform the company that his home was occupied.

That would include "twisting and turning of annuities," said Lori Parham, the Florida director of AARP, which co-sponsors a program in the state called Safeguarding Our Seniors.

The attack on Yeonpyeong came as 70,000 South Korean troops were beginning an annual nationwide military drill called Safeguarding the Nation.

The ID card is primarily a scheme that enables government to identify you, and that is made clear in a dubious little paper called Safeguarding Identity, produced by the Home Office last week, which describes how the ID card and the transformational government scheme mesh together in one glorious structure where data about the individual passes between departments.

The Grattan Institute said in response to the release of the safeguards policy: "It is called a safeguard, but it is not an environmental safeguard.

An article on Tuesday about criticism of a decision by federal prosecutors to drop cover-up charges against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Boston in exchange for an agreement to adopt safeguards to prevent sexual abuse by priests gave an erroneous name in some copies for a national group that called those safeguards insufficient.

MPs called for safeguards to ensure police independence should be preserved under the reforms.

She called for safeguards to ensure naive but innocent people did not get unfairly caught up in the searches.

Labor groups and housing advocates have called for safeguards on moderate-income housing, which they said was essential for the city's economic health.