Sentence examples for establish safeguards from inspiring English sources

The comment prompted election watchdogs to urge the Commission on Elections to establish safeguards to prevent fraud.

Both parties' bills would, for example, require H.M.O.'s to establish safeguards to protect the confidentiality of medical records.

Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, a member of the Democratic leadership, said the bill would establish safeguards against future crises.

Michael Greenberger, a senior official at the futures trading commission in the late 1990s, said that did not explain the reluctance to establish safeguards.

Much of that work involved collaborating with privacy regulators, including a nationwide group of attorneys general and officials overseas, to establish safeguards related to privacy and sexual predators.

Just as he protected the cave, she said, he wanted to establish safeguards to protect whatever life might exist on Europa from damage by spacecraft.

He said, "I believe that Congress on a bipartisan basis is going to continue to demand accountability, oversight and legally established safeguards".

Robert Shoop, a professor and director of the Cargill Center for Ethical Leadership at Kansas State University, said there were established safeguards for all children in athletic settings.

As a result, we may look back on 2016 as the year we legitimized government hacking without establishing safeguards to prevent its abuse.

Fifteen EU states have intervened in the case, many seeking to make significant changes to the impact of a previous landmark judgment, known as Digital Rights Ireland, which established safeguards for retention of communications data.

Two of the items they discussed would limit integration rather than promote it: establishing safeguards, which would allow members to block imports from Mercosur partners in some circumstances, and extending an agreement to limit exports of Brazilian cars to Argentina.