Sentence examples for safeguards most from inspiring English sources

Senator Patrick Leahy, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, tried and failed to get a vote on a sensible amendment that would add several safeguards, most notably enhanced auditing and oversight of how the powers are being used.

With respect to inadequate safeguards, most importantly, there were no procedures in place to prevent a single person from mistakenly sending a missile alert to the State of Hawaii.

The safeguard most easily restored is a return to small House districts.

Despite vast wealth, these states don't safeguard most people's rights to the basic infrastructure of roads, water, electricity or education.

The real protection for consumers against B.S.E. is not testing, but our system of interlocking safeguards, the most important being the ban on specified risk materials from the food supply and the Food and Drug Administration's ruminant-to-ruminant feed ban.

Some United Nations staff members were so "disgusted" by the election commission's refusal to enforce more reasonable safeguards that most of the normal complement of staff members who would have attended the commission's news conference on Tuesday boycotted the event instead, said one staff member, who spoke anonymously because of the delicacy of the matter.

In the back of a nearby closet, past a rack of antique rifles, is a walk-in vault in which Fenn safeguards his most prized possessions: gold artifacts and tribal jewelry, several Clovis points (prehistoric tools), an old revolver and a peace pipe that belonged to Sitting Bull, chief of the Lakota Sioux.

And the I.M.F. has pushed for safeguarding the most vulnerable people in the programs we support.

"California should still be in a position to safeguard its most important services and its most vulnerable citizens," Mr. Schwarzenegger said in Sacramento.

"Only by bringing Mr. Snowden to justice can we safeguard the most precious of American rights: privacy," added the spokesman, apparently serious.

Delivering on its primary goal to maintain price stability is the prerequisite for safeguarding the most precious resource a central bank can command: credibility.