Sentence examples for explicit safeguards from inspiring English sources

Better to write laws narrowly, restrictively and with explicit safeguards against abuse.

It needs a complete overhaul, a view supported only 10 days after the report's publication when the investigatory powers tribunal upheld a complaint for the first time in its existence, accepting the argument of the human rights organisation Amnesty International that GCHQ had been intercepting and monitoring its communications without explicit safeguards.

The specific concerns highlighted in the themes uncovered in this investigation indicate areas where caution might be necessary, suggest topics for which specific training and explicit safeguards might be established, and where further research is needed.

In face of ASEAN liberalization and in the midst of overall expansion of private health providers and transnational healthcare companies, it is more important than ever that UHC is given explicit priority to safeguard access to health systems particularly among disadvantaged groups.

The clause makes explicit the implicit privacy safeguards in the bill and puts "beyond doubt" that there will be severe penalties for those who deliberately misuse the powers.

When we have expanded procedural safeguards and made explicit rights which have been present on the campus for many years, we have not done this because we were forced to do it by law but because it is right.

This stems directly from the successful work of the school to maintain safeguarding as an explicit priority, alongside its work to ensure high levels of community cohesion".

Such an explicit commitment is crucial to safeguarding against uncertainty that could potentially damage the City, the UK and ultimately Europe.

A list of potential social issues for further (voluntary) consideration by the design team (for operations that do not trigger social safeguards and have no explicit social development objectives).

In response, a broad coalition of European organizations issued open letters calling for the right to conduct research using personal health data without explicit consent, if ethical approval and strict confidentiality safeguards were guaranteed.

It also called for stronger measures on safeguarding vulnerable people in care, including explicit responsibilities for local authorities to prevent abuse and neglect.