Sentence examples for safeguarding staff from inspiring English sources

"I am not heaping unfettered praise on the church but clearly there is an element of giving some credit for what they [the Catholic safeguarding staff] are trying to do".

She says she apologised many times for the failure of safeguarding staff to prevent the death, but she will never apologise in a way that suggests she was responsible for his death.

The killing of a fourth United Nations refugee worker in less than two weeks is prompting the United Nations high commissioner for refugees to reassess how best to safeguard staff members worldwide who come to the aid of refugees trapped in the vortex of war, violence and chaos.

Mr Botin said the Spanish bank had already written to the head of the trustees who manage Abbey's pension fund, saying it would safeguard staff pension rights and offer 100 Santander shares each to Abbey employees if the takeover bid was successful.

Accelerate preparations to secure facilities and safeguard staff early in the day Sunday.

The bank said that it is also hiring 11 new social safeguards specialists, reviewing its lending portfolio to identify projects in need of additional safeguards support, and requiring that all safeguards staff attend a "Resettlement Boot Camp".

Having worked "behind bars" for five years in various capacities, I understand the rationale for solitary — the need to safeguard correctional staff, maintain jailhouse order and manage "high risk" inmates.

"The purpose of such a compromise agreement is to safeguard remaining staff and avoid misuse of public money".

"Uniformed patrols will be taking place in the area as part of the investigation, and to provide reassurance". A park spokesperson said: "Our priority now is to safeguard our staff and visitors, animals and park". Visitors to the park were told to stay indoors when the wolf was discovered outside the park heading towards the A361 at about 11 00 BST.

For reasons expressed by the staff as safeguarding the patients' confidentiality, patients were referred to in terms of room and bed number, such as 11 1, meaning room 11, bed 1 when talking in the corridors or public spaces in the ward where their conversations may be overheard by relatives or visitors.

A key requirement is for organisations to better understand the relationship between security and privacy and, therefore, to ensure the design of their systems includes the ability to safeguard privacy and staff consistently apply controls that include the protection of individuals' personal data.