Sentence examples for improved safeguarding from inspiring English sources

But he did get the green light for improved safeguarding of nuclear materials and research into hydrogen-powered cars, the rationale for which Abraham explained eloquently in our pages (see: "Emissions-Free Politics").

We propose that a modular hierarchy of regulatory circuits, each consisting of two mutually inhibiting and auto-activating TF clusters, can form hierarchical lineage bifurcations with improved safeguarding of critical early embryogenesis against biological perturbations.

A council spokesman said: "A number of significant actions have been taken in response to the findings of the Ofsted inspection and the improvement notice in order to improve safeguarding arrangements for children.

But they agreed that improved safeguards of fissionable material and nuclear power stations were urgently needed.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "Medicine is an attractive career and we've already agreed improved safeguards and better training and education for junior doctors with the BMA –  but the BMA continues to refuse to talk through the outstanding issue of unsocial hours pay, despite their agreement to do so in ACAS talks in November".

Less admirably for a country which defends the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, it has refused to sign an improved safeguards protocol, denying international inspectors full access to its civilian nuclear facilities.Lula's government also shows a puzzling disregard for democracy and human rights beyond Brazil's borders.

He said he would work with county attorneys and human resources officials to develop improved safeguards.

We also need better rules for non-banks, stricter monitoring of shadow banks, and improved safeguards and more transparency in the derivatives markets.

Improved safeguards for domestic workers who are employed by foreign mission personnel include transparent payment mechanisms, and education on their rights while in the United States, as well as protections from exploitation".

Cathie Williams, of the Local Government Association, gave an update on the Making Safeguarding Personal programme, which aims to improve safeguarding practice in adult services, giving service users more involvement.

The DfE emphasised that the sole intention of the consultation was to improve safeguarding services: "The proposals were concerned with improving the quality of children's services rather than savings, 'privatisation' or profit-making".