Sentence examples for safeguarding at the from inspiring English sources
The third report picked out safeguarding at the school for special praise.
"We want to get social workers doing real social work," says Carol Boughton, head of safeguarding at the council.
Zoe Hilton, head of safeguarding at the NCA's CEOP Command, said: "Children and young people don't necessarily know that sexting is dangerous.
The Right Rev Paul Butler, head of safeguarding at the Church of England, said: "We have to think of the child first, not ourselves, not the institution – what's best for the child".
In that kind of framework, consolidation paths would be safeguarded at the European level even if no majorities were to be found in the relevant national parliament".
In New York, federal investigators are looking into the earthquake safeguards at the Indian Point nuclear plant, which Elizabeth Kolbert wrote about in 2003.
"Adequate safeguards at the state and local level would be more appropriate deterrents than the blunt instrument of criminal prosecution," he said.
Last week in Vienna, Olli J. Heinonen, head of safeguards at the international atomic agency, expressed concern about the documents to Mr. Schulte, diplomats said.
Duke University Hospital has blamed human error and a lack of safeguards at the hospital to ensure the transplant organs' blood type matched the recipient's.
After a public outcry over security, Gov. George E. Pataki announced yesterday that the Coast Guard would not end round-the-clock patrols of the Indian Point nuclear plants until state authorities reviewed safeguards at the site.
But state environmental inspectors soon recognized shoddy safeguards at the Nitro site, too: Containment walls filled with holes that could let materials seep into a stormwater ditch that drains into the Kanawha.
