Sentence examples for safeguarding implications from inspiring English sources

The safeguarding implications of non-attendance (and family disengagement more generally) have been identified as important, and National Health Service (NHS) organisations are required to have DNA guidelines as part of their child safeguarding policies.

"I think they will go some way towards confirming Bishop Joseph Devine of Motherwell's remarks that the percentage of priests involved in abuse is 'tiny', and in demonstrating the seriousness and competence with which the Church in Scotland has been dealing with safeguarding in all its implications for many years".

In the second part, some concerns arising from personal genomic data sharing, in particular re-identification risks, legal safeguards and governance mechanisms, implications for family members, limitations of individuals' control on their genomic data and potential responses of the three projects to these concerns, are discussed.

Last November the Defense Department issued what amounts to a 10-year moratorium on developing them while it discusses the ethical implications and possible safeguards.

"We say do this with the knowledge of the implications and how to safeguard what you are doing".

The government's adoption of new intrusive technologies without bothering to publicly explore their privacy implications -- or any safeguards that it might be advisable to put in place first -- isn't an aberration.

A greater number of officer posts would be involved and this could potentially have serious implications for statutory responsibilities and the safeguarding of the most vulnerable".

Yet, there is little research critically examining the different ideas, objectives and understandings embedded in the term and their implications for the purpose for which safeguards are designed for.

He said he considered the lack of information to be "a serious safeguarding issue", adding:  "It is an issue which I believe has wider implications for schools and local authorities".

Changes to local safeguarding arrangements included in the bill are not as controversial, but the potential implications could be equally significant.

The paper concludes indicating major implications of risk ranking in HAZOP, whether before or after safeguards identification.