Sentence examples for safeguards to keep from inspiring English sources

Safeguards to keep military action limited?

Despite safeguards to keep identifiable data confidential, GPs worry patients will withhold information from them.

The Framers anticipated this objection and created two constitutional safeguards to keep the Senate in check.

Where are the safeguards to keep the women from subjecting themselves to those arbitrary existential standards?

At the same time, requests for wiretap warrants dropped, suggesting that law enforcement is taking advantage of the failure of privacy safeguards to keep pace with evolving technology.

Bergen County prosecutors have said that if they had been properly notified of Mr. Alves's release, they would have invoked legal safeguards to keep him imprisoned.

These included poor controls over the distribution of voter registration cards and a breakdown in the indelible-ink system meant to be the main safeguard to keep people from voting more than once.

Second, the independent office of the chief financial officer serves as a safeguard to keep the financial accounts transparent and honest and balanced, as a record of 14 consecutive balanced budgets attests.

Our elected representatives seem willing to do almost anything to escape the safeguards designed to keep them in check.

But the safeguards meant to keep a confrontation with India from escalating too quickly could make the arsenal more vulnerable to terrorists.

Even now that they are in the union, the two countries will be subject to unprecedented safeguards intended to keep them from backtracking.