Sentence examples for poor safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Findings included poor safeguarding documentation, lack of compliance with the school's own health and safety policy, lack of appropriate fire safety, children not being routinely able to contact parents in private, risk assessments not being consistently adhered to, and insufficient oversight of policies and procedures by the leadership team.

Experts have repeatedly warned that poor safeguards, political instability and widespread corruption in the former Soviet republics could make it possible for people to obtain nuclear materials and sell them.

This gap in life expectancy has deepened since 1990, when older people in countries with good social and economic provisions for the elderly lived 5.7 years longer than those with poorer safeguards.

"We will discuss the means but we are not prepared to compromise on the ends – protecting the environment, helping the fuel-poor and safeguarding our green industries and jobs".

The Liberal Democrats said they will hold discussions with Cameron, but insisted they would not compromise on ends "protecting the environment, helping the fuel-poor and safeguarding our green industries and jobs".

The defendants were generally able to sell American credit card numbers for $10 and European numbers for $50 because of the poorer security safeguards on American cards, Mr. Fishman said.

Now his master plan becomes clear: because the public — the masses — have done such a poor job at safeguarding the foundations of Western secular society, Grayling is pulling back, erecting protective walls.

Unfortunately, intelligence officials have a poor record of safeguarding civil liberties within the country, nor do Americans have any obvious recourse if they learn that they have been spied upon.

Most of the rich industrialized countries are also far more successful in reducing poverty, in supporting families, in providing affordable child care, in providing housing for the poor, and in safeguarding labor and workers' rights.

Nicephorus Phocas, who belonged to one of the aristocratic landowning families of Anatolia, was naturally reluctant to act against members of his own class, though he adhered to the principle that the rights of the poor should be safeguarded.

Officials here agree that reducing poverty must be a central element of the summit meeting's action plan -- that poor nations cannot safeguard their natural riches without strengthening their economies.