Sentence examples for safeguards procedures from inspiring English sources

The report cited Article 45 of Iran's agreement with the agency, which calls for notice of major changes "sufficiently in advance for the safeguards procedures to be adjusted".

According to the report, the agency asked Iran in a letter on Monday to refrain from feeding low-enriched uranium into centrifuges at its Natanz enrichment plant until the agency "was able to adjust its existing safeguards procedures".

Under IAEA Policy Paper 18, the starting point for nuclear material under safeguards was reinterpreted, suggesting that purified uranium compounds should be subject to safeguards procedures no later than the first point in the conversion process.

Under the revised policy, IAEA Policy Paper 18, the starting point for nuclear material under safeguards was reinterpreted, suggesting that purified uranium compounds should be subject to safeguards procedures no later than the first point in the conversion process.

Key safeguarding procedures are not followed.

"The dysfunctional nature of the council left safeguarding procedures unmonitored.

The top court's ruling, however, did validate the principle that creditors can contest safeguard procedures.

Robust safeguarding procedures are in place at the school to ensure safe learning environments for all students and these measures are regularly reviewed".

That would bring the IAEA's inspections to an end, as well as its safeguard procedures aimed at tracking nuclear material.

In York on Sunday evening, the general synod voted unanimously to endorse the apology already made by the archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, to victims of abuse, and to back moves intended to tighten its safeguarding procedures.

The statement outlines three initiatives: the publication of a diocesan safeguarding audit between 2006 and 2012; an external review of safeguarding procedures by the Very Rev Andrew McLellan, former moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland and a former chief inspector of prisons; and a statistical review of all historic cases of abuse from 1947 to 2005.