Sentence examples for effective safeguard from inspiring English sources

It would provide the most effective safeguard against the production of cloned children by stopping cloning before it starts.

In Lord Bingham's opinion, the three safeguards available under the Act "properly applied, provide sufficient and effective safeguard".

With the right level of competence, independence, and power, say the governance experts, the board can be an effective safeguard.

We are not persuaded, therefore, that the Triplett rule, as it was formulated, is essential to effectuate the purposes of the patent system or is an indispensable or even an effective safeguard against faulty trials and judgments.

Once a law permitting assisted suicide is in place there can be no effective safeguard against this worry, never mind the much more insidious pressure that could come from a very small minority of unsupportive relatives who wish not to be burdened.

We know the most effective safeguard against the abuse of torture and cruelty is transparency.

But just as the case for reform gets stronger, so does the case for effective safeguards.

"Direct Action has no point if it does not have an effective safeguards mechanism..

Italy lacks effective safeguards against corruption, the global anticorruption organization Transparency International said Friday.

They added that the database did not have effective safeguards to protect the rights of protesters.

"Such transfers should be suspended until effective safeguards are in place," said Claudio Cordone, the group's senior research director.