Sentence examples for rules for safeguards from inspiring English sources

Under its current rules for safeguards, the World Bank and its borrowers are supposed to make sure that people physically or economically displaced by a project are identified, consulted and provided new homes, jobs or other help that restores them to living conditions that are equal to or better than before.

But critics say that in its efforts to move the mox program along, the government has undercut the nonproliferation benefits by allowing or entertaining exceptions to a number of its rules for safeguarding plutonium.

Mr Brown also rejected charges by Mr Fallon that he had fiddled his so-called golden rule for safeguarding the public finances by including an extra £3bn from the spending safety reserve in his figures for the first time this year.

European regulators have been proposing stricter rules for clearinghouses to safeguard their operations, forcing them to increase their reserves.

It added: "The universal postal service is financially sustainable, while current rules and safeguards for people and businesses who use post are generally working well".

Rules and regulations for safeguarding of industrial process plants (not-nuclear and nuclear) by means of process control engineering are either being developed or expanded.

It also criticised the French government for abandoning normal safeguarding rules for children in the reception centres.

But this week, China allied itself with Indian negotiators in insisting on safeguard rules for agriculture, and sought to require that developing countries be allowed to impose prohibitively high tariffs on food imports from affluent countries to halt increases in imports that might put farmers in poor countries out of business.

There will also be more pressure for safeguards in the months ahead, especially when the quota system that has long ruled global textile trade is eliminated at the end of this year.

Environmentalists defend the rules as crucial safeguards for old-growth forests.

The rules and safeguards against improper conduct vary.