Sentence examples for safeguards applied from inspiring English sources
The security minister, James Brokenshire, said the draft code, which is subject to a six-week consultation ending on 20 March, details the safeguards applied to different surveillance techniques, including "computer network exploitation" to identify, track and disrupt the most sophisticated targets.
In that time, I have been involved in exactly one case where the result was changed after a confession was declared inadmissible under Miranda, and that matter involved a juvenile who, in addition to not being told his rights, did not enjoy the benefit of a number of other safeguards applied in Illinois to the questioning of minors.
zWillison et al. ([2008]) reported that support for research use of PCD "is dependent on the intended uses and users of the data and on the safeguards applied".
"In principal, I broadly support Australia doing nuclear commerce with India," he says, "although I share Carlson's concern that this should be a bipartisan position; that it should have the same standards of safeguards applied to other customers".
In September 2009, President Obama ordered safeguards applied to tire imports from China, a move that addressed a surge of tires from China, adding over 1,000 workers in the process.
Common quality safeguards applied to trials should also be applied to nested trials.
But the law must be updated to ensure that Fourth Amendment safeguards apply in the digital age.
Similar safeguards apply where the person whose liberty is restricted is living in their own home, but the decision to deprive their liberty is taken by the court of protection, not the local authority.
Therefore, the statutory public safeguards apply to these private law grid operators only when exercising explicit public law tasks.
When a scientist or engineer draws information from a Big Data resource, none of his customary safeguards apply.
Once the data in the ICEMRs databases are exported to public repositories, additional safeguards apply.
