But another proposed safeguard, controlling who can create a profile on the site based on the user's age, has wedged MySpace into a tough position.
Strict safeguards control the handling of DNA testing and results, including the storage of information by barcode and not name, with criminal penalties for those who violate these rules.
We need responsibility, safeguards, controls, collaboration, and rights and obligations – as Europe has always been capable of showing in its best moments".
China's leader, Hu Jintao, has begun his farewell to power with a warning that corruption could kill the Communist party and a call to safeguard party control.
Their use requires the introduction of preventive safeguard to control the plants safety.
The consequences may be more devastating than identity theft in the offline world, where third-party institutions (e.g., credit card companies) or central authorities safeguard transactions, control risks, detect suspicious activities, or help find culprits.
Former President Bill Clinton has been a vital tool for Democrats, who are hoping that his last-minute campaign efforts can turn the tides in some close House races, but perhaps more importantly, safeguard majority control of the Senate.
Of course there must be stringent safeguards to control how data can be obtained.
The US companies stress they maintain safeguards and control over what happens on their premises.
Environmentalists usually seek preservation of river views and safeguards to control density and keep the waterfront public.
Ten years earlier, in a case brought by James Malone, the domestic courts expressed deep concern at the absence of legal safeguards to control telephone tapping, but regretted that they had no powers to intervene.
