Sentence examples for guaranteed safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Because there is so much potential for privatisation, Milburn has stressed that the bill contains an equity guarantee safeguarding the principles of universality and free services at the point of delivery.

It may not guarantee safeguarding of all data since it is shared anyway with the public et large as branding is something companies want to showcase and not keep to themselves, it can help during the creative process of creating the brand imagery, logos and other such assets at the very least.

We strongly believe the government must think again or guarantee safeguards will be in place to protect deaf students".

Guarantees on safeguarding consumers and the environment.

After hearing from a series of experts, ambassadors from across Europe and Britons living overseas, the group will on Wednesday call for a unilateral undertaking to immediately guarantee to safeguard the rights of all EU nationals in the UK.

The document also promises to: protect and enhance the environment; take particular account of the needs of Scottish islands; observe international law in its foreign policy; give citizenship to anyone "habitually resident in Scotland and with a UK passport, or to the children of Scottish citizens; and guarantee to safeguard and support the wellbeing of children, defined as those under 18.

They needed this guarantee to safeguard their interests against an aggressive and meddlesome neighbor.

The dispute arose Wednesday when Ms. Arbour made a statement and gave a briefing in which she said that secret detention of terror suspects and sending suspects to foreign countries without guaranteed safeguards meant that the international ban on torture "is becoming a casualty of the so-called war on terror".

Opponents of military trials for civilians had tried hard to get some guarantees to safeguard civilians from these trials written into the 2014 constitution, but their pleas were decisively rejected.

Brown said during Thursday's leaders' debate that he did not personally authorise the campaign strategy to warn pensioners they risked losing benefits under the Tories, seemingly acknowledging Cameron's point that it was "scaremongering" after the Tories in March offered guarantees to safeguard some of the benefits.

A guarantee not only safeguards you against unforeseen material defects, it shows that the company is serious about their reputation, and your satisfaction.