Sentence examples for safeguard because it from inspiring English sources

Following generally accepted legal norms is not a meaningful safeguard because it merely restates what any entity would be required to do in its operations, regardless of owning a gTLD.

The bill justifies the removal of the privacy safeguards because it is "ill-suited to authorised systems such as SmartGate or eGate" The information that is gathered can also be disclosed to domestic and foreign agencies without a warrant, although would still be subject to the Australian Privacy Principles.

You don't need all of these safeguards because it's an incredibly safe procedure.

Pakistan, too, might reject an offer of the safeguard technology because it would have to share its own nuclear design secrets with the United States to create a compatible system.

Iran will argue that under that understanding, it has not broken its safeguards agreement, because it had not actually processed any uranium in the secret plant.

If we cut a deal with Iran it better be a good one with viable safeguards because if it isn't, the game is up.

Others argued that guaranteeing free speech was the best safeguard of democracy because it exposed racism rather than forcing it underground.

Snowden warned web users that Dropbox does not safeguard their privacy because it holds encryption keys and can therefore be forced by governments to hand over the personal data they store on its servers.

As the Guardian has reported previously, in a detailed reality check of Clegg and Nigel Farage's radio debate last year, the Lib Dems said the EU safeguards British jobs because it provides access to a market of 500 million consumers and because Britain's membership attracts foreign firms keen to be part of that market.

Dr. Fred S. Berlin, founder of the Sexual Disorders Clinic at Johns Hopkins University, argued that chemical castration was less physically harmful than surgery and that it provided a safeguard, because a psychiatrist could inform the courts or police if the patient ordered to undergo treatment failed to show up.

Homeopathy's use of the principle of similars (using medicines bases on their ability to CAUSE the similar symptoms that the sick person is experiencing) is one important safeguard against disease suppression because it mimics the wisdom of the body rather than suppresses its symptoms.