Furthermore, this experimental measurement data will also help inform safeguards research and development (R&D) efforts on the viability of nondestructive assay (NDA) techniques and detector designs for quantifying fissile content in ER product materials.
Mr. Keller's job -- specifically noted in our Constitution as a key safeguard of our democracy -- is to provide accurate information to allow informed citizens to vote responsibly for the well-being of our country.
Critics have argued that deCODE's procedures for obtaining patients' informed consent and safeguarding their privacy are inadequate.
It considers how their involvement as co-researchers supported recruitment to a study on a sensitive topic, provided peer support and safeguarding for vulnerable participants, and informed how findings were interpreted both with the research team and the staff and residents of the care homes.
The Bill of Rights guarantees the accused basic safeguards, including the right to be informed of charges against them, to an impartial, fair and speedy jury trial, to cross-examine witnesses and to the assistance of counsel.
Luckily, more and more products are marketed with safeguard labels that help us make informed decisions about our food.
"The agency has been informed that two of its safeguards inspectors were involved in a car accident in Iran earlier today," it said.
One of the supposed safeguards is that President Hamid Karzai will "be informed before a misson takes place"; Karzai recently pardoned five men convicted of smuggling two hundred and sixty pounds of heroin, "out of respect" for their families.
If people cannot read, or if they simply will not, the safeguard of a democracy -- an educated and informed citizenry -- is in peril.
The general perception was also that professional women were better informed and therefore better able to safeguard their rights and responsibilities, hence looked upon as role models.
