Sentence examples for effective safeguarding from inspiring English sources

North Middlesex's then director of nursing blithely told her board colleagues that "appropriate and effective" safeguarding structures were "embedded" in clinical practice.

The care and support minister, Norman Lamb, said fewer rules would "strike a balance" between effective safeguarding and flexibility in the running of care organisations.

In his statement, Balls said: "The review will need to undertake an urgent and thorough inspection of the quality of practice and management of all services which contribute to the effective safeguarding of children in the local area.

In one study of adult safeguarding co-ordinators' experiences [ 14], financial professionals were unwilling to become involved in addressing suspected financial abuse, or to share information with safeguarding teams - presenting a barrier to effective safeguarding.

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.

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

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

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

The government's approach of sweeping up and storing everybody's data with no effective safeguards is excessive.