Sentence examples for enough safeguards from inspiring English sources

He asks if the legislation has enough safeguards built in for those members who are evangelicals.

But in the modern UK healthcare system there are now quite enough safeguards without the HFEA.

Could there ever be enough safeguards and caveats to prevent abuse?

The Conservatives, however, say there are not enough safeguards in place if the gas market fails.

Supporters maintained that the plan includes enough safeguards to protect Americans' civil liberties, including reviews by several inspectors general.

But if Cameron fails to secure strong enough safeguards, he will suffer a humiliating defeat, which could presage our leaving the EU.

Two key French negotiators, Minister Patrimonio and Admiral Miot, provided an explanation affixed to the treaty as an annex, which led the rulers of Madagascar to deem the treaty an adequate enough safeguard of their nation's sovereignty to warrant their approval and signature.

"We want to make sure it's sustainable and that there are enough environmental safeguards".

Environmentalists and Democrats in the Legislature have also complained that a new state law on approving power plants, pushed through by Gov. George E. Pataki last year, does not contain enough environmental safeguards.

Although a long history of disagreement between the principals on each side probably did not help matters, a basic obstacle was an impasse between the public consortium's desire to make the information in the genome freely available to all researchers and the need of the private company, Celera, for enough proprietary safeguards to make a profit.

Since his prior report, multiple parliamentary committees have scrutinized the draft bill and been critical of its overly broad powers, a lack of clarity and not enough privacy safeguards.