Sentence examples for safeguards calling from inspiring English sources

Camille Giglio, head of the antiabortion advocacy group California Right to Life, said she thinks California's law should have included more such safeguards, calling it an "irresponsible way to deal with a very, very important subject".

Stephens has mocked liberals advocating for environmental safeguards, called global warming "the flavor of the decade," and has scoffed at "the so-called 'consensus science' of global warming".

One safeguard calls for visits between birth parents and abused or neglected children to take place in secure locations.

Since 2008 Apple has implemented a safeguard called "code-signing" to prevent hackers from running any of their own commands on its mobile operating system.

The problem with Blackphone is that not everyone who's interested in privacy can afford to shell out ~$600 for a cryptophone, which only safeguards calls if your interlocutor is similarly kitted out.

Earlier this year, the Government Accountability Office weighed in on the issue, noting the inadequacy of existing safeguards and calling for a new national strategy to address the problem.

Charities working at the site estimated about 100 children remained there without adequate safeguards, and called for the dismantling of the site to be halted amid growing concern for their welfare.

These are special trade safeguard rules called "Section 421" that the Chinese had agreed to obey to gain entrance to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The USW had started that process by seeking sanctions in April under special trade safeguard rules, called Section 421, which the Chinese had agreed to obey to gain entrance to the World Trade Organization.

The Grattan Institute said in response to the release of the safeguards policy: "It is called a safeguard, but it is not an environmental safeguard.

The defence is unnecessary and too subjective, they say and are calling for safeguards to ensure perpetrators who are carers do not escape justice.