Sentence examples for safeguards making from inspiring English sources

Society can, for example, facilitate reciprocity by providing infrastructure as platforms with proper safeguards, making it easy to access and share data while protecting both scientists and donors.

Financial watchdogs worry that future administrations will not share Obama's commitment to the Volcker Rule and other safeguards, making them more willing to cave in the face of trade pact pressure.

But experts say such safeguards make sense only if they are applied uniformly.

The company says these safeguards make the Stingray-aided hacking of their machines "highly unlikely".

For now, the focus will be on ensuring the first round of safeguards make their way into law.

Independent senator Nick Xenophon has accused the coalition of reneging on a promise of "credible" safeguards made to secure his critical vote for the Direct Action legislation.

Purdue believed that OxyContin's time-release safeguards made it appropriate for use by a much broader array of medical professionals.

"A Redd deal without global deforestation targets or safeguards makes it much more likely that the orangutan and other critical species that rely on the forest will become extinct".

The environment minister, Greg Hunt, is asking for feedback on the detail of the laws and is likely to get some from independent senator Nick Xenophon, who has accused the government of reneging on a promise of "credible" safeguards made to secure his critical vote for the Direct Action legislation.

They also rated how confident different safeguards made them feel that their information was being used responsibly.

He said there had been casual discussions among the council members about adding safeguards and making their board positions "ex officio," meaning they would only serve if they are re-elected in the city's non-partisan election on May 9.