Sentence examples for introducing safeguards from inspiring English sources

Financial service companies, in turn, have been introducing safeguards to their own Web sites, adding extra steps to the sign-in process in an effort to reduce fraud.

The results of the analysis are exploited to improve the design by introducing safeguards that reduce or even prevent security violations.

They caved in to the textile lobby, by introducing safeguard quotas against Chinese imports earlier this year and then, on November 8th, formalised them in a deal that sustains the quota system until 2008.

The home secretary, David Blunkett, is to introduce safeguards on Monday.

"States must introduce safeguards preventing intelligence agencies from making use of such intelligence".

However, another round of constitutional revisions in 2001 introduced safeguards against political abuses, bringing about greater transparency in political operations.

Changes to the DNA database, restore rights of non-violent protest, regulate CCTV and introduce safeguards against misuse of anti-terrorism legislation.

The independent senator Nick Xenophon and the Liberal Democratic party senator David Leyonhjelm also sought to change the bill and introduce safeguards and protections.

In response, the commission has promised to introduce safeguards: telecoms companies would be able to check on consumers who appear to be permanently roaming and charge them more.

Mr Osborne is coming under increasing pressure to introduce safeguards to protect the hardest hit, with several Tories threatening to rebel against the Government in a key vote in the Commons next week.

Labour's Opposition Day motion was defeated by a majority of 22, but the Government faces the prospect of a Tory rebellion after veteran poverty campaigner Frank Field was granted a Commons debate on his proposals to introduce safeguards, which will be held on October 29.