Sentence examples for robust safeguards from inspiring English sources

The government must put robust safeguards in place to ensure that government science continues to take precedence over commercial interests".

This will institute rigorous new standards – and robust safeguards – to help end racial profiling once and for all," Holder said.

He added it was "absolutely clear" there should have been "far more scrutiny" of Savile and more robust safeguards.

Setchell argued that there were robust safeguards to protect the human rights of individuals on the database.

In a statement, national security council spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden said any legislation should include "robust safeguards to preserve the privacy and civil liberties of our citizens".

But there is apprehension, widely shared, that the commission has been handed potent new weaponry without sufficiently robust safeguards being put in place.

Robust safeguarding procedures are in place at the school to ensure safe learning environments for all students and these measures are regularly reviewed".

Her school has a robust safeguarding approach for all kinds of risk, she says, including radicalisation, but she argues vehemently that enabling a dialogue around terrorist behaviour must be part of a preventative strategy.

The inference is clear: when robust objective safeguards are removed, officers' subjective prejudices may take their place.

Unlike Britain's Bribery Act, it does not regard robust internal safeguards as a statutory defence (only as a potential mitigating factor).

Doctors have previously blamed the government for failing to address their concerns about the "need for robust contractual safeguards on safe working, and proper recognition for those working unsocial hours".