"Privacy safeguards are simply nonexistent in China, making the state entirely free to mobilize this architecture of surveillance for political ends".
Yet the danger of a territorial system is that without adequate safeguards, it would simply lead to a different set of schemes to shift profits from the United States to foreign subsidiaries, which would, in turn, eat away at the tax base.
You refer to "strings attached" to the DMI program, but these are simply safeguards to prevent self-dealing and other abuses.
Beyond simply safeguarding the data and passengers and drivers — such as driving licenses and sensitive travel information — from outside threats and operational data security management, the new push will aim to cut down the massive problem of ride fraud.
But during a year in which legends in the international press corps have lost their lives in the line of duty, from Anthony Shadid to Marie Colvin, it's time to start paying attention to what can be done to both reduce the dangers of reporting and increase, if not simply safeguard, basic freedoms.
■ If Russian athletes tested positive despite the other safeguards, the tests were simply reported as negative.
[ 1, 7] These triggers and reminders simply add safeguards and enhance continuity and long-term care rather than posing any threat to professional autonomy.
That would then test the willingness of Senate Republicans to vote down the plan simply to safeguard the better terms for wealthy estates.
Even the president of France, Jacques Chirac, complained publicly that French workers were being asked to sacrifice simply to "safeguard the investment benefits of Scottish widows and California pensioners".
America exists, in McCain's view, not simply to safeguard the prosperity and safety of those who live in it but also to spread democratic values and human rights to other parts of the planet.
