Sentence examples for certain safeguards from inspiring English sources

Laws have long provided certain safeguards to buyers.

"The environmental plan is obviously predicated on certain safeguards being in place.

To encourage appropriate use of the internet you need to consider certain safeguards.

He believed the bill should be a sweeping one with certain safeguards, and he was determined that it should be carried by a Conservative government.

Creditor approval is balanced by the debtor's power to "cram down" a plan on dissenting creditors, if certain safeguards are met.

Human rights groups have traditionally been wary of the idea but the UNHCR has said that it would consider supporting external processing if "certain safeguards" were in place.

Still, ABC has insisted on certain journalistic safeguards, including that both Woodruffs submit any plans for speaking engagements to the network's standards and practices unit.

Facebook said it still had certain privacy safeguards in place for teenagers that make it harder for strangers to search and find them, but it declined to be more specific.

"As a matter of policy, certain privacy safeguards afforded for signals intelligence containing US person information will be extended to non-US persons, where consistent with national security," Cole said.

She provides, for example, a detailed description of her role in the debates over the President's welfare-reform proposals, and says, "I told him and his top staff that I would speak out against any bill" if it did not contain certain liberal safeguards.

The group's solicitors have said they will bring a judicial review before the high court in Belfast unless May guarantees certain legal safeguards, in particular the statutory recognition of the Good Friday Agreement and that any Brexit deal has the assent of the Stormont assembly.