Sentence examples for potential safeguarding from inspiring English sources
The force did not inform Thames Valley police of a report at Stoke Mandeville hospital ("a missed opportunity for information sharing and potential safeguarding of future victims") and delayed in telling West Yorkshire police, Savile's home force, about the allegations.
McNamara wrote: "I am concerned about this for two reasons: firstly it appears there is substance to the figures published in the Guardian and second, there are potential safeguarding issues for learners whose destination is unknown.
"This council is concerned that shisha smoking has a detrimental impact on the health of those young residents who undertake this activity and, in addition, that there are potential safeguarding issues caused by the unregulated nature of some shisha bars".
An 18% cut in funding for people with learning disabilities in Haringey could create "potential safeguarding risks", according to its official assessment.
The Pentagon has released a study that recommends the government pursue specific technologies as potential safeguards against the misuse of data-mining systems similar to those now being considered by the government to track civilian activities electronically in the United States and abroad.
This application generated interest by the IAEA in using antineutrino detectors as a potential safeguard tool.
However, the potential safeguards will only materialise if several institutional and management challenges are addressed.
(Participant 5, group 3) Interestingly, no participants spontaneously mentioned ethics committees, NHS research governance procedures or legislation when considering potential safeguards.
"This solution has the potential to safeguard Samsung customers, but these emails suggest the carriers rejected it so they can continue to make money hand over fist on insurance premiums".
The Advanced Encryption Standard AESS) has added new dimension to cryptography with its potentials of safeguarding the IT systems.
Practices appear unaware and/or ill-equipped to detect such errors despite the existence of potential technological safeguards.
