Sentence examples for effectiveness of safeguards from inspiring English sources

The study did not measure existing corruption, but rather the effectiveness of safeguards against it.

The Care Quality Commission and Ofsted identified five areas as inadequate including the overall effectiveness of safeguarding services.

The Ofsted report states: "The overall effectiveness of safeguarding in Doncaster is adequate.

Inspectors said the overall effectiveness of safeguarding services in Barnsley were inadequate, as was leadership and management.

The vice-chair of the Australian Privacy Foundation, David Vaile, has called into question the effectiveness of these safeguards because the authorisations are issued by the defence minister and not a judge.

But outside of Australia the effectiveness of that safeguard is limited, because of a mismatch in the coverage of the two laws.

South Gloucestershire Council said it would examine "the effectiveness of the safeguarding system and processes" at Winterbourne View hospital.

Inspectors said the overall effectiveness for safeguarding youngsters was now deemed "adequate".

In this context, we sought to elucidate the species' status and habitat requirements, and to evaluate the effectiveness of protected areas in safeguarding its long-term persistence.

The poisonings have raised questions about the effectiveness of European Union and Czech safeguards against bootleg alcohol, which has plagued the Czech market for decades.

This may beg the question concerning the sufficiency and effectiveness of current legal and ethical safeguards in shielding participants against potential harms (Weil et al. 2013).