Sentence examples for safeguards rules from inspiring English sources

Likewise, we need safeguards, rules, and inspectors to make sure that food companies don't cut corners -- for example, to protect consumers from the unsafe processing of peanuts that results in deadly salmonella poisoning.

Venmo was also found to violate the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's Safeguards Rule, which requires financial institutions to have safeguards that protect the "security, confidentiality, and integrity of customer information," and Privacy Rule, which requires the delivery of privacy notices to customers.

In addition to various disclosures to consumers about its privacy and security practices, the FTC says Venmo will now have to have third-party assessments of its compliance with the Privacy Rule and Safeguards Rule every other year, for the next 10 years.

Under the safeguard rules, companies which exceed their baseline can pay a penalty or buy carbon offsets from other companies.

Experts are clear that a 200m tonne cut could be achieved only with much tougher safeguard rules.

It also criticised the French government for abandoning normal safeguarding rules for children in the reception centres.

The independent senator Nick Xenophon has criticised the safeguard rules and promised to use the threat of Senate disallowance to give them more teeth.

Under these "safeguard" rules, the White House can impose penalties merely by finding that a surge in Chinese imports hurt a particular industry.

The government's child welfare bill should be amended to give young refugees in Calais protection under British safeguarding rules, the Labour MP Stella Creasy has said.

The panel said that the duties were inconsistent with so-called safeguard rules that World Trade Organization members can take to protect their industries.

there was no evidence that steel imports had been increasing in the United States before the Bush administration acted, a requirement under the safeguard rules.