Sentence examples for safeguarding duties from inspiring English sources

The material will cover prevalence statistics, factors that heighten risk, warning signs and a reminder of the statutory safeguarding duties of teachers and other school staff in relation to FGM, as well as links to other information.

The Department for Education said on Friday that profit-making organisations would be barred from carrying out core child safeguarding duties, although councils would still be able to bring in charities and not-for-profit firms if they wished.

Health professionals are failing to always share information and act on their safeguarding duties.

Health professionals were also failing to share information and act on their safeguarding duties.

Ministers are considering giving the chair of the board - retired judge Graham Jones - the power to issue instructions so the authority meets its safeguarding duties.

It is time we wake up to the fact that a sex education curriculum that does not include porn is not a sex education curriculum, and furthermore is one that is failing in its safeguarding duty.

He does not use the "digital" modifier because his duties include safeguarding analog materials in U.C.L.A.'s collection, not just preparing them to cross the digital divide.

In all the higher religions, doctrines and dogmas emerge and develop in the service of instruction for the faithful: interpreting their sacred scriptures, understanding their obligations and duties, and safeguarding the lines between allowable diversity and actual error all of which help to chart the religious pathway to wisdom, rectitude, and fulfillment.

To make sure the extra spending was not soaked up by imports, and to safeguard key industries, import duties would, if necessary, be imposed.

The union took a two-pronged approach, asking for redress under both the organization's dispute-resolution procedure and under a separate agreement on tariffs imposed as "safeguards," as the steel duties were.

The committee accused Defra of complacency over its withdrawal of funding for remediation, and said that it could undermine the ability of local authorities to meet their statutory duties to safeguard their local environment.