Sentence examples for creating safeguards from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Judge Griesa has said the Argentina case is partly about creating safeguards for creditors in the absence of bankruptcy regime.

"It sounds like the script for a bad Hollywood movie," said Barry Hugill, a spokesman for Liberty, a civil liberties group based in London, which has met with telephone companies to advocate creating safeguards to prevent the system from being exploited by stalkers or pedophiles.

Understanding that our government is capable of such outrageous acts is the first step toward creating safeguards against any recurrence.

Creating safeguards to ensure changes in the single market cannot be imposed on non-eurozone members by the eurozone.

This created safeguards for people like HL who were deprived of their liberty in hospitals and care homes.

Financial institutions of all sorts have tried to create safeguards against tempestuous market forces.Much of this effort has been successful.

Jane Platten, the director of the county elections board, told the newspaper on Thursday that the scanners' counts for all elections were accurate and that the board had created safeguards to work around problems.

This clause would have created safeguards enabling surveillance by foreign law enforcement bodies to be blocked, but was shamefully removed from the original proposal by the European commission at the behest of the US government.

It must never be business as usual, but rather a firm commitment of every diocese, parish and school to do all we can to avoid the mistakes of the past and create safeguards for the future.

He stopped short of declassifying the secret court ruling that allows the data-hoovering; nor did he promise that the court would work more transparently in future.The president also said he would co-operate with Congress to create "safeguards against abuse" of Section 215, but gave no hint that he would back efforts to stop spooks squirrelling away data about every citizen.

Whereas now the court only hears the government's side of any argument, the president wants to see an opposing viewpoint represented.Mr Obama also said he would work with Congress to create safeguards against abuse of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, which allows the National Security Agency NSAA) to collect data about Americans' phone calls.