And this will be achieved to the extent that human beings realize the "basic character of dwelling", which Heidegger now argues is a matter of safeguarding "the fourfold in its essential unfolding" (Building Dwelling Thinking, 352).
It is thus the unifying existential structure of safeguarding.
However, the sheer extent of the safeguarding failures that emerged during the six-week inquest dispels the complacent notion that Jake's treatment was unique.
6 These funds are as much in need of protection from fraudulent claims as any other federal money, 7 and the statute does not make the extent of their safeguard dependent upon the bookkeeping devices used for their distribution.
You can report on the nature and extent of the safeguards that are being put in place or you can report on the number of incidents that are being identified and mitigated.
Balderton's decision is regrettable, but it will not impact the online community or the extent of our current investment in safeguarding our site users.
What do you plan to do? Balderton's decision is regrettable, but it will not impact the online community or the extent of our current investment in safeguarding our site users.
Meet with your business' key decision makers, identify potential risks, determine the extent of those risks, develop safeguards, implement them, and educate your employees.
However, in the real world, many scenarios need to be safeguarded by a certain extent of centralization, especially when applied in the financial sector.
Whereas ELSA always (to some extent at least) has been about safeguarding socially robust forms of fair and responsible innovation, some specific features are now more explicitly placed up front to re-frame and re-focus the approach as such.
Would you really rather not know the extent of eavesdropping by governments or private contractors, and the safeguards or lack of safeguards against abuses of these powers?
