Sentence examples for far safeguards from inspiring English sources
They fear that legal, easy-to-get assisted suicide will have dire social and moral effects.If you can't fly with your own wingsYet for the limited measures introduced so far, safeguards abound and evidence of abuse is scant.
On paper at least, China's criminal justice system has far more safeguards against abuse.
But Edward F. Stancik, the special commissioner, said the case illustrated that far greater safeguards were needed.
documents show that the practice is in much wider use — with far looser safeguards — than officials have previously acknowledged.
Despite the increased scrutiny of people and luggage on passenger planes since 9/11, there are far fewer safeguards for packages and bundles, particularly when loaded on cargo-only planes.
And, of course, we need far better safeguards in place to ensure that information in the hands of the security services is used sensitively and only for appropriate purposes.
It turns out that the destructive and widespread doping of racehorses has become as much a concern for the $2 bettor as it is for the Jockey Club, the sport's most influential group, which is urging far stronger safeguards to repair racing's credibility.
So will the austerians admit that they might be making a terrible mistake, that far from safeguarding the future they may be destroying it?
Far from safeguarding the vulnerable, it can expose them to undue pressure, if not worse, by dangerous offenders … My amendment... is mandatory.
The group's Lindsey German said: "Far from safeguarding Londoners as they go about their daily lives, they will bring a real fear of explosions and the prospect of these places becoming a target for terrorist attack.
The researchers said that about 40percentt of the land involved was already under protection, and that $500 million over the next five years -- about twice the cost of a single Mars pathfinder mission -- "could go far toward safeguarding the hot spots".
