Sentence examples for own safeguards from inspiring English sources
But football's own safeguards are inadequate without the strong support of individual police forces, he said.
With so much at stake, it's more important than ever to put your own safeguards and checks in place.
Other districts are reviewing their own practices and assuring school parents and taxpayers that their own safeguards would prevent what happened in Roslyn.
However, beware of potential pitfalls: there is no cover from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), although P2P lenders have their own safeguards in place.
Acting on those assumptions, it created its own safeguards by backing both President Bush and the resurgent Taliban insurgency, and it continued in that vein after President Obama took over.
But a data retention law should also suggest its own safeguards, something which has not yet been embraced by its promoters; the government should rapidly start the difficult but necessary task of allaying the fears of civil liberties supporters.
Estonian trust was its own safeguard, too, he told me.
The European Commission plans to impose its own safeguard tariffs in early April, to prevent steel imports from surging beyond last year's level.
The European Union has announced its own safeguard measures to stave off cheap steel diverted from the United States market by the American tariffs.
Uri Dadush, director of the international economics program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, warned that the steelworkers' victory would hurt other American industries because it could encourage other countries to invoke their own safeguard provisions to keep out American products.
Worse still, the Europeans have reacted with some protection of their own: days after Mr Bush's decision, they introduced their own safeguard tariffs to stop any steel diverted from America from flooding Western Europe's markets.The Bush administration is incensed by both these moves.
