Sentence examples for safeguarding fair from inspiring English sources

An Amnesty International report written in 2000 concluded that the Abu-Jamal trial "failed to meet international standards safeguarding fair trial proceedings".

One current case provides a good example of the high stakes for companies and what the ITC can do to safeguard fair competition, IP and the public interest.

In today's Egypt, the end of an era may not herald the beginning of a new, liberal order if the Muslim Brotherhood gains influence or the military continues to dominate politics without civil society infrastructure to safeguard fair elections and women's rights.

Mobile roaming: are "fair use" safeguards fair?

Now, with the bill back in the Commons, Ken Clarke is trying to reverse the substance of both, under the cover of promises about future reviews and weasel words about safeguarding "the fair and effective administration of justice".

Protesters see the reshuffle as insufficient to safeguard a fair investigation of Kuciak's murder.

It says the proposals in the bill are "directly contradictory to the core values and stated purpose of the Liberal Democrat party as enshrined in the preamble to the constitution, namely to 'build and safeguard a fair, free, and open society'".

More labor mobility, then, is an exciting potential source of growth for all, but it will work only in conjunction with proper safeguards and fair and productive social policies.

53 Secondly, it is apparent from recital 31 in the preamble to Directive 2001/29 that the levy system introduced by the Member State concerned must safeguard a fair balance between the rights and interests of authors, who are the recipients of the fair compensation, on the one hand, and those of users of protected subject-matter, on the other.

The text I've seen floating around reads: In order to safeguard the fair representation of the people at large, campaign contributions shall not be accepted by candidates for public office and/or primaries; nor shall contributions be accepted by political parties.

164 In accordance with its objective, that exception must allow and ensure the development and operation of new technologies and safeguard a fair balance between the rights and interests of right holders, on the one hand, and of users of protected works who wish to avail themselves of those new technologies, on the other.