Sentence examples for minimum safeguards from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — The legality of France's crackdown on Roma migrants was thrown into doubt Wednesday when a report from the European Commission said that French law lacked minimum safeguards required by the European Union to protect deportees.

However, Rose continued: "Their concern is that this legislation doesn't contain the necessary minimum safeguards to protect against the risk of arbitrary, disproportionate or abusive retention and use of personal data, and for that reason it breaches the fundamental right to privacy".

In order to minimise this risk, the Court has previously identified six minimum safeguards which all interception regimes must have," it writes.

As a minimum safeguard we have to ensure Labour is at least the largest party.

Chief Justice Earl Warren, writing for the 5 4 majority of the justices, ruled that the prosecution may not use statements made by a person under questioning in police custody unless certain minimum procedural safeguards were followed.

Gen. Rashid Qureshi, military spokesman for General Musharraf, described the reinforcement of Pakistani troops along the Indian border as "minimum defensive safeguards" undertaken in response to Indian troop movements, and said that Pakistan was ready to de-escalate the military tensions if India agreed to seek a diplomatic settlement to the crisis.

Countries like Sudan and Nigeria offer access to large oil reserves, sizeable pools of low-cost labor and minimum environmental safeguards.

Commissioner, even this proposal on minimum procedural safeguards has not been pushed forward and our request - and these words are also directed at the Council - is that you push it forward.

And it's these private companies that are often struggling and unable to spend more than the bare minimum to safeguard their intellectual property and to protect their critical infrastructure – making them the perfect target for hackers.

As a minimum, three main safeguards should be provided.

BRUSSELS — After an acrimonious dispute over its expulsions of Roma, France was told on Wednesday that it would face legal proceedings for failing to meet minimum European Union safeguards to protect the rights of the bloc's citizens.