Its only political aims were to "crush communism and to safeguard law and order and the well being of the Montenegrin population".
The ITC memo said China expressed particular concern about petitions filed under Section 421, the China-specific trade safeguard law that the USW used in the tire case.
In so doing, the president applied the "Section 421" safeguard law for the first time since China joined the WTO in 2001 -- an action that President Bush never took.
Most Brits could not wait to get home and take their boots off, secure in their country which had once again safeguarded laws, lives and liberties.
Jammu and Kashmir: Recent amendments to the Right to Information Act of 2010 have weakened the State Information Commission, a watchdog agency tasked with safeguarding the law's provisions, Hindustan Times reported.
Making a similar pitch, the elder Trudeau told the nation, upon introducing the act that expanded the powers of warrantless search and indefinite detention, that "freedom and personal security are safeguarded by laws; those laws must be respected in order to be effective".
Mr. Miller, by contrast, directs federal funds to communities at risk, spares backcountry forests from needless logging and safeguards environmental law from erosion.
"For such a flagrant criminal, only the death penalty is sufficient to safeguard national law, satisfy popular indignation, rectify the party work style and fight against corruption," said a commentary today in The People's Daily, the main Communist Party newspaper.
Once we concede the principle that it is up to the patient to determine whether his life is worth living, and that the doctor's duty is to facilitate this wish, no amount of safeguards in law will matter.
On August 29th, the Times ran an editorial saying, "In advance of the steps we hope Congress will take to establish tighter health safeguards by law, The Times is taking voluntary action to insure that a health warning accompanies any cigarette advertisements it carries".
