Wilentz notes that he presided over a period of corruption and favoritism, encouraging hostility toward government agencies and "a general disregard for oversight safeguards as among the evils of 'big government.' " In this, and in a notorious attempt to expand executive power outside the Constitution — the Iran-Contra affair — Reagan's Presidency presaged that of George W. Bush.
Still, the computerized, encoded nuclear safeguards are among the United States' most prized secrets, and military officials fear they could pass through Pakistan's hands to adversaries.
The Intercede press release refers to a growing "millennial malaise" toward existing safeguards - among them "easily-hackable, widely used password-based authentication methods".
Governor Cuomo's entire bill, which pushes for equal pay for women and provides safeguards against housing discrimination among other features, deserves to be passed as is.
Much more needs to be done now to beef up health departments around the country, secure bridges and tunnels, and establish new safeguards at nuclear facilities, among many other steps.
We also explained that the SCCs include important safeguards to protect users — among them, they grant national data protection authorities the power to review specific implementation of these clauses on a case by case basis.
To preempt this, it may be well advised for Tunisia to turn to Libya today for guidance; Among the safeguards of the draft of the new Libyan constitution is a prohibition or disqualification of members of the National Transitional Council from holding office following the interim period.
The deprivation of liberty safeguards are notorious among lawyers and health and social care professionals for being overcomplicated, and poorly understood.
This year the agency issued long overdue safeguards from mercury--a potent neurotoxin that, among other things, causes birth defects.
This will require a shift in attitude among parents/guardians and emphasis on providing safeguards against adverse consequences faced by children who are HIV positive.
Among the safeguards it now places on local records, Suginami-ku's government deliberately tries to prevent such abuses by keeping its databases fragmented, giving each of its half-million residents a different identification number for different purposes, from health, to tax, to residency files.
