Sentence examples for from safeguards from inspiring English sources

The secrecy stems from safeguards against the interference in past centuries of emperors and kings.

An oil and gas lobbyist praised the Trump administration's retreat from safeguards and urged federal rulemakers to limit regulations on carbon emissions and smog.

Under the "beneficial use" designation, these applications are exempt from safeguards that, depending on state law, may be required of disposed waste, such as the use of liners to prevent leaching of potentially toxic metals into ground and surface waters.

The prize was $15,000 cash and a $10,000 investment from Safeguard Scientifics.

"He told me an agent from Safeguard was emptying the contents of the place and changing the locks," Ms. Haddad said.

So will the austerians admit that they might be making a terrible mistake, that far from safeguarding the future they may be destroying it?

These challenges range from safeguarding personal information, to resisting the temptation to copy protected content, to communicating respectfully at all times.

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 majority of the world's nations, led by Brazil, want to pass a declaration stating that nothing in the World Trade Organization rules governing patents would prevent governments from safeguarding public health.

The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) said concerns ranged from safeguarding to parental anger at closures.