Sentence examples for good safeguarding from inspiring English sources

A mandatory reporting scheme needs to be devised that complements good safeguarding policies, where they exist, and provides clarity about the obligations of those in positions of authority over children.

There are very good safeguards in place.

Then she offered up the "Spouse Rule" as a good safeguard.

I understand the concerns: there need to be really good safeguards, but this could be a once in a lifetime opportunity to put the child right at the centre of everything we do".

Even so, Greely says California's requirement for Y chromosome testing is a good safeguard.

"European countries have enjoyed relatively good safeguards to protect citizens and nature against environmental threats like toxic pollution or chemical contamination," Greenpeace said in a statement.

One hour before the scheduled date, Crazy Blind Date will open up an anonymous IM window in the app so the daters  can easily find each other, which is also a good safeguard against no-shows.

This procedure gives a good safeguard against false-positive as well as false-negative errors [ 20].

Singapore said this round would focus on market access for goods, safeguards, trade in services, intellectual property, dispute settlement and institutional arrangements.

Small farmers already struggle to get a fair price for their goods, safeguard against weather & pests, and compete with large-scale monoculture agricultural systems to stay in business.

But while washing off produce is a good precaution, it won't necessarily safeguard you from a food-borne illness.