Sentence examples for safeguards provided from inspiring English sources

An aide to Mr. Bond said the safeguards provided "a reasonable assurance that only live human beings will vote".

Determining whether his actions were criminal can best be done under the safeguards provided by civilian courts.

Private hospitals, with typically fewer than 50 beds and only a junior doctor on regular duty, don't offer the safeguards provided by the clinical teams led by salaried senior doctors in NHS hospitals.

"The safeguards provided to sustainable development are virtually non-existent compared to those provided to investors and the difference is rather stark," said Tim Grabiel, a Paris-based environmental attorney.

In its own statement, the White House noted that pension funds that "support our nation's teachers, police officers and firefighters" invest in private equity and argued that lawmakers "should be encouraging the S.E.C. to fully implement the enhanced investor safeguards provided in current law, not repealing important protections".

(2) If it does not, what relevance, if any, does the Privacy Shield Decision have in the assessment conducted into the adequacy of the safeguards provided to data transferred to the United States which is transferred pursuant to the SCC Decision?

Of critical importance are approaches that adequately operationalize social safeguards, provide opportunities for ongoing MRV, and are feasible in terms of within country human and financial capital.

"There's also a very important safeguard provided by the culture within the agencies, which is the exact opposite of what some movies might like to suggest," he said.

This Court has described "a person's right to cut off questioning" as "[t]he critical safeguard" provided by the Miranda warnings".

Yet it would not (if appropriate safeguards were provided) lead to the death of any patients who would otherwise live.

A further safeguard is provided by the National Information Governance Board for Health and Social Care NIGBB) [ 10] which oversees applications for the common law duty of confidentiality to be set aside in specific circumstances, in accordance with Section 251 of the NHS Act 2006 [ 11].