Sentence examples for real safeguards from inspiring English sources

It offers no real safeguards.

Since the Justice Department is unwilling to put in real safeguards, Congress must.

"And it shows the need for Congress to put in place real safeguards to prevent the government from abusing this information".

Do you accept that the real difference between a democratic and an authoritarian government, in the modern world, is not whether there need to be intrusions on personal privacy but whether, when they occur, there are real safeguards to prevent abuse.

A major problem with the government's previous failed schemes to get lending going to businesses, including Project Merlin and credit easing, was that they relied on the banks themselves getting money out of the door, without any real safeguards to ensure this happened.

Let's look at the few, real safeguards on Unvarnished: if a user has a dummy Facebook account (recently opened, no friends) and writes a negative review that post is automatically blocked.

District judges would deliver properly reasoned judgments that could be scrutinised on appeal and provide a "real safeguard".

"They will prevent good and trustworthy staff from doing their jobs and wrap schools up in unnecessary red tape, distracting them from real safeguarding issues and the hard work of raising standards".

The real safeguard of democracy, therefore, is education".

At the Asean meeting in Phnom Penh this week, Indonesia proposed the installation of a regional hot line as a practical, real-world safeguard while a formal Asean code of conduct is hashed out.

They created the legal foundation for real net neutrality safeguards, giving internet users the freedom to choose what they do, where they go and whom they connect with online.