Sentence examples for explicitly safeguards from inspiring English sources

Article 12 explicitly safeguards participatory rights granted to children and adolescents, underscoring the prioritization and legal legitimacy of their voice.

The assembly drafted a constitution, but their draft was not wholly acceptable to the high commissioner, because it spoke of the unity of geographical Syria and did not explicitly safeguard the French position of control.

There are 7 states where requiring a legal guardian because you're disabled means losing your right to vote, and most others do not explicitly safeguard the voting rights of disabled citizens.

"The Volcker Rule is clearly not a violation of NAFTA or any other trade agreement, all of which explicitly safeguard the ability of the United States to protect the integrity and stability of our financial system," a Treasury spokesperson said.

But your policy says quite explicitly this safeguard mechanism is not designed to force anyone to reduce their emissions and on the other hand your minister says that policy will achieve 200m of emission reductions, it's not me saying it, it's a discrepancy in your own policy.

Nonetheless, the results emphasize the need to continue to raise the overall level of awareness and training among researchers regarding the importance of considering explicitly various ethical safeguards in the conduct of their research.

The Volksbühne workshop has been at the heart of the row between the senate and the theatre's staff, who explicitly called for safeguarding its future in their open letter – yet it appears Dercon himself had already made its continued existence a condition of a signing a contract with the theatre in the first place.

The Constitution explicitly seeks to safeguard the independence of the judiciary.

Conclusions Our data suggest that psychiatrists in England and Wales need to take account of the Mental Capacity Act, and in particular best interests judgments and deprivation of liberty safeguards, more explicitly than is perhaps currently the case.

At the moment the safeguards mechanism is explicitly designed to stop rogue emitters going crazy.

For example, article 14 of the ILO Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention has explicitly recognised the need "to safeguard the right of the peoples concerned to use lands not exclusively occupied by them, but to which they have traditionally had access for their subsistence and traditional activities" which must include hunting.