Sentence examples for safeguards should be from inspiring English sources

As a minimum, three main safeguards should be provided.

But a committee is still trying to draw up what the safeguards should be.

Or does terrorism pose such a danger that the criminal justice system's usual safeguards should be dispensed with?

But "strict additional safeguards" should be added, including rules that mean judges must be consulted on whether people's messages and communications can be read.

Several issues, including disagreement over what safeguards should be in place to protect junior doctors from being over-worked, still need to be resolved.

Rather than continuing this illegal, underground and unregulated practice, laws, like the one you mention in Oregon, with strict safeguards, should be enacted.

It stressed that the roles and responsibilities of staff in charge of safeguarding should be clearly understood and utilised effectively.

"Where there is intense pressure – public, political pressure – in a particular case and around terror, there is always the risk that safeguards that should be in place won't be applied as they should be," he said.

"We are certainly against predatory lending, but if we need any additional safeguards, they should be narrowly tailored so that we don't throw the baby out with the bath water".

It is not the widening of the field of intrusion that is objectionable here, it is the weakening of the safeguards that should be in place to control it.

In determining the procedural safeguards that should be obligatory upon the states under the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, the Supreme Court has exercised considerable supervision over the administration of criminal justice in state courts, as well as occasional influence upon state civil and administrative proceedings.