Sentence examples for guidelines for safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Airlines said they were rushing to respond to federal guidelines for safeguarding crew members and passengers.

Ashton Carter, a professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and a former defense official, said the group's endorsement of presidential guidelines for safeguarding privacy was based on the standards developed by the National Security Agency, which monitors telephone and electronic communications overseas.

More effective processes for safeguarding vulnerable people.

Knowledge of rainwater quality is critical for safeguarding public health.

United States government program for safeguarding nuclear materials or facilities.

The WHO guidelines stress on safeguarding the wellbeing of healthcare workers by making optimal provisions for hand hygiene, PPE availability and ease of access.

All the research team members will follow the required risk assessment procedures including guidelines for risk management and safeguarding processes.

The remedy: Better implementation through persuasion (not sledgehammer practices) of ethics guidelines to safeguard the media's reputation.

'The Media and Children's Rights', Mediawise and UNICEF, 2005 [Pdf 369kb] Guidelines for journalists on how to safeguard children's rights in media reports.

Assuring the quality of imaging data as proposed in these guidelines aim to safeguard the validity of imaging data and study conclusions, which is relevant for scientific journals, the regulatory authorities, and the sponsors.

The European Commission says it is working on guidelines for the imposition of safeguards, but it has been saying that for the last three months, grumbles Thierry Noblot of the Union des Industries Textiles, the French industry's main lobby group.China is thinking of imposing restrictions itself: setting minimum prices on some clothing exports in addition to export duties of 2-4% on some textiles.