Sentence examples for procedures and safeguards from inspiring English sources

"What remains to be seen," she added, "is what those procedures and safeguards will be".

For that a warrant – with the usual supposedly legal procedures and safeguards – is required.

"It takes a tough man to make a tender tuna," Professor Popkin observed as each of the various procedures and safeguards was explained to us.

The United States, the world leader in international adoptions, will join more than 70 nations committed to standardizing policies, procedures and safeguards to reduce corruption in the largely unregulated adoption marketplace.

White said: "Any officer authorised to carry Taser must be fully trained to do so and there are strict procedures and safeguards in place to ensure all officers are fully accountable.

"This Bill was not in the Conservative manifesto, has not been subject to a Royal Commission, Green Paper or White Paper or any of the normal procedures and safeguards you would expect for legislation of this significance.

QPR has robust recruitment procedures and safeguarding policies in place to ensure the protection and welfare of both children and vulnerable adults, and we employ a full-time designated safeguarding manager who works across all areas of the club with specific responsibility to the academy and community trust".

Amy Sherwood, a spokeswoman for Tricon Global Restaurants in Louisville, Ky., said her company, which operates the KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell chains, had "reviewed our own procedures, guidelines and safeguards" for games even though "we don't do many sweepstakes".

These laws, enacted in 1996, require that certain health information be protected by a set of privacy procedures and security safeguards for electronic transfer.

It is a telling formulation, because it concedes at the outset the point on which intelligence officials invariably insist: that there are rules and procedures, safeguards and oversight mechanisms, meant to guarantee that the vast quantities of information ingested by the NSA and its global partners are used only for good purposes.

The MPs and peers suggested that the new legislation should list every intrusive capability available to the security services and specify their purpose, authorisation procedure and what safeguards and oversight procedures exist for their use.