Sentence examples for safeguards after from inspiring English sources

Issues: Better safeguards after two student officers almost lost $300,000 last year on a plan to develop a mobile app.

The government has been criticised for failing to bring in safeguards after Southern Cross collapsed last year under a huge debt pile, after private equity investors sold off the care homes in a sale and leaseback scheme.

But Labor speakers maintained that they had secured improvements to the original bill, including protections for journalists and other safeguards after the government accepted the recommendations of the bipartisan security committee.

He noted that the administration had put in place new safeguards after the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last April, and had begun to reissue drilling permits that had been stalled while the industry demonstrated that it could safely resume operations.

For example, late last year it enacted new safeguards after a contractor temporarily deactivated Trump's account, but not before conservative commentators took the opportunity to claim it proved Twitter's bias against the president.

World Bank rules stipulate that every new project must comply with social and environmental safeguards, after facing criticism for displacing people and harming the environment with massive projects in the 1980s and 1990s.

This is a major issue in Germany, where human rights were strongly safeguarded after World War II because of the atrocities Adolf Hitler managed to commit using moral pejoratives.

While most clients were satisfied with the level of privacy, more than a quarter cast doubt on whether their test results would be safeguarded after providers left their homes.

Dr. Cohen said safeguards instituted after the scandal, including varying which inspectors repeat visits to each restaurant, should prevent any such abuses.

Climate details: Industry and environment groups assume the Coalition will tighten its so-called safeguards mechanism after the election so that it becomes a type of emissions trading scheme and helps force down industrial greenhouse emissions.

It wants the agency's 35-nation board to agree that inspectors can snoop around its "civilian" reactors only when foreign fuel is in use.The irony is that the suppliers' group was set up in the first place, and nuclear safeguards extended, after India's first supposedly "peaceful" nuclear test explosion in 1974.