Sentence examples for further safeguarding from inspiring English sources

But the biggest scandal was the revelation that more than half of the people transferred remain in similar hospitals, and apparently 19 have been subject to further safeguarding alerts over their well-being.

During the Australian Open a combined statement from the ATP, WTA, ITF and heads of all four grand slam events, announced an independent review into the TIU "aimed at further safeguarding the integrity of the game".

The review into the Tennis Integrity Unit, announced on Wednesday, is "aimed at further safeguarding the integrity of the game," a joint statement read from the ATP, WTA, ITF and heads of all four grand slams, but others are asking what else should be done.

But the humor is never too close to the bone, and Mr. Lieberman further safeguards himself by inoculating his speeches with assertions of reverence.

To further safeguard the information if a parent's phone is lost or stolen, users can protect the profiles with a password.

The Laws of Toro (1505), which extended the right to entail family estates on the eldest child, further safeguarded the stability of noble property.

The Bush administration can further safeguard American interests by taking advantage of rights the United States negotiated into the Rome treaty to apply even to countries that do not ratify it.

To further safeguard against the possibility that some subjects failed to consider intentions because they did not understand the probabilistic weighting of the die, we performed a selective analysis of the 14 subjects whose individual patterns of response exhibited at least some sensitivity intentions that is, whose responses were not uniform across all outcomes.

This was further safeguarded by controlling for residual symptoms.

This paper concludes also with some suggestions for improving the centerpiece Chinese legislation, State Council's "Regulations on AIDS Prevention and Control" (2006), to further safeguard the rights and well-being of HIV patients.

This needs further safeguards, the report says.