Sentence examples for safe harbour for from inspiring English sources

Having two unreliable narrators gives the novel a vertiginous sense of risk; there is no safe harbour for the reader.

Legislation backed by the group would provide a legal safe harbour for institutions working with legal cannabis businesses.

"To that end, we will work with the DCMS over the summer to identify how they can guarantee both continuity and safe harbour for British film".

He added: "At the same time, we're disappointed that the court found that MP3tunes was entitled to a safe harbour for some of its conduct under the DMCA.

He said Scotland could offer "safe harbour" for some other UK banks or financial services firms which were worried about losing their so-called passporting rights to operate in the single market.

An EY energy analyst said that "investors are scratching their heads" to understand the government's policy changes in recent months, putting at risk the UK's reputation as a "safe harbour" for investment.

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Sadelain, M., Papapetrou, E. P. & Bushman, F. D. Safe harbours for the integration of new DNA in the human genome.

The government will introduce "safe harbours" for company directors to protect against personal liability for insolvent trading, as long as they appoint an adviser to try and spare the company financial difficulty.

There is so much to be terrified of these days, perhaps the fictional bogeyman remains the safest harbour for our fears.

Although the safe harbour of a "Norway for now" option alone would suffice for some colleagues, the addition of "then Canada" is crucial to winning support from others, particularly on the Labour benches, whose constituencies voted to leave and wish to see that as our ambition.