Sentence examples for promised safeguards from inspiring English sources

He also promised safeguards on the future exercise of the bill's Henry VIII powers.

BEHIND THE NEWS Manufacturers promised safeguards like hands-free voice control and allowing complex functions like Internet browsing only when the car is parked.

And officials have promised safeguards ad training to protect against prejudice.

And 20 dioceses have not provided all the promised safeguards against future abuse.

"While it is unsurprising that the Government has wasted little time in offering licences following the vote yesterday, it is lamentable that ministers have wasted so much time in outlining the clear and promised safeguards we desperately need if fracking is to go ahead anywhere".

Reputex said the constant overstatement of emission projections also rendered the government's promised "safeguard mechanism" ineffective.

Mrs May promised "additional safeguards" to stop the European Arrest Warrant being used to extradite British nationals for relatively minor offences.

Indeed, last week, he promised better safeguards for oil drilling going forward, but recommitted himself to domestic oil production.

So they promised to safeguard the NHS instead.

When General Musharraf took power, he promised to safeguard a free press.

BRUSSELS -- European leaders on Thursday promised to safeguard their common currency by backstopping Greece during its debt crisis.