Sentence examples for safeguarding best from inspiring English sources

Safeguarding best practice needs independent monitors with statutory powers, whom patients and relatives can approach in every locality, as with community health councils, which, sadly, were abolished in the interests of efficiency savings.

The trick is to make the case for safeguarding the best of the past while allowing for progress and improvement.

It argued patients could become suspicious if a doctor does not give them what they want as there could be a perception the GP is trying to save money rather than safeguarding their best interests.

Legislation enacted in 2007 in an effort to harmonize treaty standards on civil and political rights (ICCPR Act) gives statutory recognition to the principal of prioritising and safeguarding the "best interests of the child", that was recognized in some jurisprudence and a few statutes.

"And that's why, largely, people in the community try to talk about safeguards, best practices and making sure others are aware that it's inherently risky playing with these power extremes".

He said the government needed to act to safeguard the best interests of all Australians.

A second, more overt, link that connects paternalism with humanitarianism is the urge to promote and safeguard the best interests of the suffering.

You must take great care to safeguard the best interests of the child and to work strictly within the legal framework set up to coordinate adoption.

"It's a trade agreement which looks at issues relating to trade that can affect public policy in the environmental area … It does provide safeguards, the best safeguards that have ever been provided in any agreement in this regard".

"When it comes to safeguarding children online, best practice dictates there are no shortcuts," says Dominic Sparkes, CEO at Tempero an agency that specialises in moderating social media content for companies.

Carefully guiding the patient and acting as an intermediary in the patient's best interests through teamwork with other allied healthcare professionals and 'standing by' the patient, are described as caring as safeguarding the patient's best interests.