Sentence examples for safeguarding with from inspiring English sources

Tower Hamlets Council has no legal duty or responsibility for the centre, but the BBC understands the local authority raised concerns over safeguarding with the Department for Education in July.

But Congress was not trying to develop better safeguards with the 1968 law.

Mr. Londoño, in announcing the decree, said the government would "safeguard with obsessive vigilance the respect for human rights".

Naturally, one needs safeguards with schools and students retaining free entry and a free day a week reserved for residents.

China and the US reached a nuclear cooperation pact in 1985, before China agreed to safeguards with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

The draft report "missed an opportunity to reconcile effective privacy safeguards with rules protecting the conduct of business — both fundamental rights under the E.U. charter," the group said.

Other programs were criticized for their lax safeguards, with programs in Washington D.C., Alaska and Wyoming singled out as having some of the weakest requirements.

He added, "The Greek government will do its duty and will safeguard with all means the country's stable course and the security of its citizens".

Within days of the attacks on America, Pakistani officials in Washington discussed nuclear safeguards with Richard Armitage, the deputy secretary of state, according to the Pakistani officials.

But Dr Johann Malawana, chair of the BMA's junior doctor committee said: "Crucially, the proposals fail to deliver safeguards with real teeth to protect safe working patterns and, with it, patient and doctor safety.

Secondly, there was the violent revolt against the slow working of liberalism in its gropings for the establishment of a new international order in which national freedoms would be safeguarded with the minimum of constraint.