Sentence examples for safeguards by from inspiring English sources

The WikiLeaks disclosure also revealed disparities in the use of security safeguards by various federal agencies and even within agencies.

To the Editor: I was pleased to see that Amtrak is installing modern safety devices in "Faster Amtrak Trains, Fancier Safeguards" by Matthew L. Wald (May 21).

Acting on those assumptions, it created its own safeguards by backing both President Bush and the resurgent Taliban insurgency, and it continued in that vein after President Obama took over.

"Allowed no choice and provided no safeguards by Measure 58, I become officially sanctioned quarry to be hunted down by the adult adoptee," one birth mother wrote in an anonymous letter published by The Oregonian.

The passage of the laws – which require telecommunications companies to store certain types of phone and web data for two years – has been marked by concerns about the adequacy of privacy safeguards by companies and government agencies that will handle the data.

9. (C) Nuclear Energy (NE), Yury Sokolov, Russia - With the right mix of expert authority, impartiality, and material assistance, this department can play an even greater role in ensuring that wherever nuclear power is developed, it is done so responsibly, safely, securely, with proliferation consciousness and safeguards by design.

Important measures identified based on ranking are near real time monitoring, automation, safeguards-by-design, dynamic nuclear material accounting, and plant imaging.

Nor should they be promoting the delusion that any dangers may be averted by safeguards administered by public officials whose every incentive is to subvert them.

Yemen's Ali Abdullah Saleh similarly is safeguarded by special forces commanded by sons and nephews.

The books were hidden by local farmers and later safeguarded by a high-ranking G.D.R. officer.

Information was sometimes safeguarded by investors and brokers and meted out in quid-pro-quo fashion.