Sentence examples for safeguard open from inspiring English sources

In a press release on Wednesday, the council stated it "now has a mandate to start negotiations with the European parliament on new rules to cut mobile phone roaming fees and safeguard open internet access".

As the first state to pass a Sunshine Law for government meetings, Coloradans are justifiably proud of our state's history as a leader in safeguarding open government.

They are sceptical that an international organisation would safeguard the open nature of today's web.

Today's vote is the final result of intense efforts to put an end to roaming charges in the European Union and to safeguard the open internet.

She concludes that, "Feminist theory and politics cannot regulate the representation of 'women' without producing that very 'representation': and if that is in some sense a discursive inevitability of representational politics, then the task must be to safeguard the open productivity of those categories, whatever the risk" (Butler 2000, 503).

If we're ever going to safeguard the open Internet, the time is now.

And, tomorrow he's expected to unveil his proposal to safeguard an "open Internet".

Next, the FCC must enact Net Neutrality rules that safeguard the open Internet for all users, no matter how they get online.

But whether satire and humor sometimes cross lines of decency or civility, or whether it always contributes to the common good, granting freedom of speech is the necessary safeguard for open and democratic societies.

Therefore it is important to have future proof rules which, while fully safeguarding the open Internet, allow market operators to provide services with specific quality requirements in order to provide them in safe manner.

The lead investigator was the only person in charge of safeguarding and opening the envelops.