Sentence examples for exceptional safeguards from inspiring English sources

He also touches on concerns there may be a need for "exceptional safeguards" in order for some types of hacking to be used legally — without specifying exactly which methods could warrant theses extra checks and balances.

Moreover, CNE presents a dizzying array of possibilities to the security and intelligence agencies, and while some methods of CNE may be appropriate, many are of the view that there are others which are so intrusive that they would require exceptional safeguards for their use to be legal".

However, Spain has now gone back on that pledge by invoking a special safeguard rule to deal with exceptional circumstances, which was approved by the bloc's executive, the European Commission, on Thursday.

If the law was changed, Macpherson predicted, fresh trials after acquittal would be exceptional and appropriate safeguards would be essential.

The transformation of the Global Fund into a 'diagonal' and ultimately perhaps 'horizontal' financing approach should happen gradually and carefully, and be accompanied by measures to safeguard its exceptional features.

But the courts would need a significant discretion to deal with exceptional cases and there would need to be other safeguards and exceptions.

The church opposes abortion on demand for social reasons or "as a form of birth control", and says stringent safeguards are needed to prevent abuse in exceptional cases where a medical abortion might be necessary.

They applaud Safeguard Scientifics, which for 25 years earned exceptional returns by investing in technology companies and spinning them off.

Al-Hussein, previously Jordan's ambassador to the US, will say the detention of asylum seekers and other migrants should "only be applied as a last resort, in exceptional circumstances, for the shortest possible duration and according to procedural safeguards".

Some countries have designated important plant areas (IPAs) to safeguard sites with threatened species, threatened habitats, and exceptional botanical richness.

Ahead of its publication the reassuring talk was of the exceptional parliamentary scrutiny that it had gone through, and the 122 tweaks and safeguards that three separate committees had put forward, all carefully considered as the draft law was refined.