Sentence examples for from the safeguarding from inspiring English sources
For Hyeon, support initially came from the safeguarding department and now through regular meetings with a welfare officer.
Glenys Johnston, from the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI), said: "There is no evidence that children who are brought up by same sex couples are any more at risk of abuse than those brought up by heterosexual couples".
They walked out, and then they announced that they were withdrawing from the safeguards".
[n23] Today's holding, in my judgment, marks [p152] another major step in the progressively increasing retreat from the safeguards of the First Amendment.
Hunt has said, for example, that 200m tonnes of abatement will come from the "safeguards mechanism" pushing heavy industry to reduce its emissions, but the mechanism is now set at levels that do not deliver any emission reductions.
The Spartan, fired Saturday from the Safeguard test facility at Kwajalein Atoll, was guided to the target above the earth's atmosphere by the ABM sys tea's radar.
"It shows that some households in a risk of fuel poverty are not yet benefiting from the safeguard tariff [price cap]," said Peter Smith, director of policy and research of fuel poverty charity National Energy Action.
In other words, any concerns expressed about loose agreements resulting from the safeguards or about threats to health and safety (Sanitary and Phytosanitary or SPS) standards amount to the likelihood that a measure thought to be unjust or inessential restriction could be challenged in dispute settlement.
Delicate design details involve how to bury the link deep inside a weapon to keep terrorists or enemies from disabling the safeguard.
A report from the Northamptonshire Safeguarding Children Board said a vet to whom Riley, 23, had taken the dog nine months before the fatal attack believed Bruiser was a "banned type".
Jane Held, from the Birmingham Safeguarding Children Board, said Keanu died because there were "failings across every agency".
