Sentence examples for guard procedures from inspiring English sources

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It is why the government helps pay for security guards at Jewish state aided schools; and it is why CST has worked together with schools – and with many of you – to ensure that security infrastructure, guarding, procedures and rotas are in place in these efforts.

18 Glaucoma surgical techniques have evolved from full thickness to guarded filtration procedure.

Under securities law, brokerage firms are responsible for having procedures to guard against insider trading, Mr. Bebel said.

Boeing said it would also require its Japanese battery maker, GS Yuasa, to improve its quality control procedures to guard against possible manufacturing defects.

He said consumers had a right to know what information was collected, and whether states need to alter procedures to guard against such leaks in the future.

The agencies that recruited them and both the pea and chicken factories said they had rigorous procedures to guard against trafficking and exploitation and that these had been updated since the Subatkis's case.

The New York Police Department, responding to new information that terrorists may be planning to attack corporations or large public institutions in the city, last night advised building managers and corporate security personnel to step up their procedures to guard against vehicles rigged with explosives and against chemical agents placed in ventilation systems.

At domestic airports, procedures to guard against terrorism and other threats include X-ray screening of checked baggage and security screening of all passengers and their carry-on baggage by walk-through metal detectors and X-ray machines at main departure gates.

At a March 2012 meeting, a group of examiners at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York agreed that Goldman Sachs had inadequate procedures to guard against conflicts of interest — guidelines aimed at stopping firms from putting their pursuit of profit ahead of their clients' best interests.

"We have reviewed internal procedures to guard against this happening again," said chief executive Paul Barber.