Sentence examples for full safeguards from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration sold the deal to Congress by promising that India would separate out its civilian reactors and put them under full safeguards in perpetuity.

In expectation of both, America has been lobbying for an India-sized waiver of the rules of the informal but influential Nuclear Suppliers Group that bar nuclear dealings with countries that don't have all nuclear facilities under full safeguards.

It may show that India has not done enough to help Mr Bush fulfil his offer to amend American laws and persuade other countries to change international rules that prevent nuclear trade with countries that do not accept full safeguards on all their nuclear facilities.But America's Congress may yet scupper the deal.

The League has requested that Chelsea agrees to a full safeguarding audit from an independent safeguarding expert.

"One of our primary concerns is the safety and welfare of the young children and we are working with partners to ensure a full safeguarding strategy is in place upon their return to the UK".

In a statement issued late on Thursday, the Premier League said the club were found not to have broken rules, but have agreed to be subject to a full safeguarding audit undertaken by an independent expert.

Russia's government recently sold nuclear-reactor fuel to India, breaking a ban on such trade with countries that refuse full international safeguards on their nuclear activities.

The reactor should not become operational until Tehran agrees that all enrichment of its uranium fuel will be done outside Iranian territory in plants under full international safeguards.

But a new bill is full of safeguards that would still let the Kremlin filter candidates and sack them.The protesters are also wary of opposition leaders out for their own political gain.

With official approval, Russia's scientists help Iran's nuclear industry, despite the country's barely disguised bid to build a bomb; Russia is also selling nuclear fuel to India, despite that country's refusal of full international safeguards.

However, unlike the chemical rules, the nuclear ones do not oblige members to cut off trade with countries, such as India, Pakistan and Israel, that refuse to sign up for full IAEA safeguards.