Sentence examples for normal safeguards from inspiring English sources

In every historical situation where a leader of Trump's kind comes to power, normal safeguards collapse.

But a few shared defence concerns that normal safeguards had been ignored because of media and government pressure.

"In doing so, these paying participants will also acknowledge and accept that they will not benefit from the normal safeguards expected of public transport," the report says.

That would involve sending a letter to the IAEA rescinding the SQP agreement that has hitherto exempted Saudi Arabia from normal safeguards obligations.

However, the commission insisted that the order would only be applicable in the most serious of cases, and that all the normal safeguards of the judicial process would be in place.

It also criticised the French government for abandoning normal safeguarding rules for children in the reception centres.

Such powers for the IAEA, which will remain in place indefinitely, are a lot more sweeping than those it has under the normal safeguard agreements that are part of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Such powers for the IAEA, which will remain in place indefinitely, are a lot more sweeping than those it has under the normal safeguard agreements that are part of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.What needs to happen by July 1st?

It should not eliminate normal civilian safeguards against the possibility of erroneous verdicts.

That normal newspaper safeguards failed in this case, and that so many little warning signs never caused anyone to hold the story for more reporting, is surprising and sobering.

Both Obama and McCain have opposed the provision denying any judicial review of decisions made by Paulson -- a provision that evokes the Bush administration's suspension of normal constitutional safeguards in its conduct of foreign policy and national security.