Sentence examples for offer safeguarding from inspiring English sources

It is designed to offer safeguarding boards greater flexibility and focus more on the child.

The French government has also tabled a law, though legislation may now have to wait until after parliamentary elections in May.Supporters of class action point out that Europe's legal systems offer safeguards against the worst American excesses.

Mr Cameron had stood alone against 26 leaders in vetoing a revision of the European Union treaties, on the ground that it failed to offer safeguards for Britain's vital financial-services industry.For all the praise showered on Mr Cameron for his "British bulldog" spirit, the leader who could most boast of winning this time round was Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president.

Many countries responded with reforms, but Kaye says that while new and preexisting laws ostensibly offer safeguards, they fall well sort of being effective.

(Privacy advocates have noted that they have been calling on leading technology companies to offer safeguards of their own against the use of personal information they gather).

The proposed bill does not offer sufficient safeguarding for patients and doctors.

Some industry experts immediately panned the proposed Magna alliance with G.M. in Europe, saying the German government had picked the Magna deal over the rival Fiat offer to safeguard nearly 25,000 jobs at home in an election year, while adding yet another player to an industry already burdened by chronic overcapacity.

It offers safeguards similar to those at Mr. Fenton's site.

A pin takes seconds to enter and offers safeguards against fraud, not least because the information is stored inside your brain.

Meanwhile Ofcom also offers safeguards to protect vulnerable consumers from onerous price rises by placing a cap on the price of second-class stamps of between 45-55p.

John Ossenmacher, ReDigi's chief executive, contends that the service complies with copyright law, and that its technology offers safeguards to allay the industry's concerns that people might profit from pirated music.