Sentence examples for safeguarding features from inspiring English sources

Carriers have started offering their own safeguarding features.

Microsoft told CBC transactions made with a parent's credit card are "legitimate" and that parents should use the safeguarding features available to prevent unapproved charges.

The trust report said the music service licences of both Radio 2 and 6Music would be changed to "safeguard features which currently differentiate these services from other stations".

The article, that extends previous studies of the author (Diamantini 2014), assumes the perspective of a city development in the Alps able to safeguard the distinctive features of the Alpine city by strengthening the quality of relations between city and peri-urban agriculture.

The transformation of the Global Fund into a 'diagonal' and ultimately perhaps 'horizontal' financing approach should happen gradually and carefully, and be accompanied by measures to safeguard its exceptional features.

My commitment to you is that we will keep building features that safeguard the community and maintain what makes Instagram a positive and creative place for everyone.

"The National ID Card NICC) includes a sophisticated array of security features to safeguard against fraud and improper use," the government states on its identity card Web site.

Following its launch some European schools wrote to parents warning them of safeguarding concerns over the feature.

A privacy-first phone is not a new concept: last year Geeksphone used MWC to unveil its Android-based Blackphone, also built with encryption and other features to safeguard user data.

The technology that produces purified recycled wastewater has evolved over the last several decades and features multiple safeguards and redundancies, according to plant operators in California and Texas.

The Electoral College is one of the political safeguards of federalism: those structural features of our constitutional system -- like the allocation of two senators to each state, whatever its size -- that of their own force and without court intervention assure that the states count as distinct political entities, not merely administrative units of one central government.