Sentence examples for safeguards proof from inspiring English sources

"We have built in a great many procedural safeguards — proof beyond a reasonable doubt, presumption of innocence, military attorney free of charge or private defense counsel at no expense to the government, no adverse inference from remaining silent, the ability to call witnesses," Major John Smith, a Pentagon attorney, says.

This shockingly low threshold aims to get around burden-of-proof safeguards developed by the courts in asbo litigation.

Our intellectual property protections provide economic security by safeguarding investments from the proof of concept phase forward, sometimes leading to ground-breaking innovation.

"The fact that some people are released from death row is proof that the safeguards work," he says.

Therefore it is important to have future proof rules which, while fully safeguarding the open Internet, allow market operators to provide services with specific quality requirements in order to provide them in safe manner.

This practice was compulsorily implemented in the late nineties in response to public and scientific concerns over the widespread use of incineration, in an attempt to mitigate the conflict of interests between the public's right to the safeguarding of their health and to the proof thereof, and the companies' interests.

In addition, his critics have seized on a report in January of a spike in deforestation, as proof the government has not been safeguarding the region well.

"It is proof that they cannot be trusted to safeguard our environment and that the whole handling of this hugely important issue has been riddled with incompetence and duplicity.

Snowden argues he has proof it can be done without legal safeguard, but has not yet furnished it.

Tomonori Iwamoto, Rokkasho's security and safeguards chief, surveys the central control room through bullet-proof glass.

More commonly, the needs acknowledged in the introduction are ignored in the detailed recommendations and the burden of proof is pushed on to those advocating more safeguards.