Sentence examples for essential safeguard from inspiring English sources

The second essential safeguard is privacy.

But the postal vote removes the essential safeguard of secrecy.

One that points to potential weaknesses in this essential safeguard.

A healthy separation of church and state is the essential safeguard for freedom of conscience.

"Open and competitive tenders are an essential safeguard against corruption," said Jonathan Todd, the commission's spokesman on internal market issues.

No more the tricksy party of protest but, today and in future, and now mature, the nation's essential safeguard inside government.

But they must not be allowed to be unmindful of the fact that such restrictions are essential safeguards of a free people.

Local conservatives have hailed these numbers as evidence that the state's strict new voter rules are essential safeguards against dodgy voter behaviour.

Drilling is also proposed for sensitive wildlife habitat in publicly owned lands of the western Arctic, where Trump also plans to roll back essential safeguards.

"Our fears were realised as a shadow criminal justice system was created in the UK without the essential safeguards of the formal system, and up to nine people are now being held within it," the report said.

"This new leak illustrates that the European commission is not serious about protecting essential safeguards for citizens and the environment in the context of the TTIP talks," she told the Guardian.