Sentence examples for safeguards under from inspiring English sources

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"Pipeline Spills Put Safeguards Under Scrutiny" (front page, Sept. 10) accurately characterized many of the difficulties we face overseeing America's 2.5 million miles of oil and gas pipelines.

Travellers in Australian airports could be forced to undergo invasive searches such as iris, thermal or biometric scanning without key privacy safeguards under proposed laws.

Even with American and European companies appointing executives this summer to put in place a stricter regimen of inspections and safeguards under the new agreements, these efforts are limited to Bangladesh.

The coalition says it has no desire to hunt these whales, whose numbers have jumped from 1,400 in the 1960s to some 21,000 today, and that safeguards under the I.W.C. should continue.

For example: membership of the NPT (thus blocking such dealings with India); being in good standing with the IAEA (which rules out Iran); and the application of advanced IAEA safeguards under an Additional Protocol that countries are encouraged to sign.

Less well known was new language to safeguard under-the-gun emergency room doctors from civil damages unless it could be proved that they acted with "willful and wanton" negligence — that they not only put the patient in extreme risk but knew they were doing it.

To safeguard against under-reporting, we recommend that a checklist containing all applicable reliability criteria should be used.

Social workers in 52 councils piloted this way of safeguarding under a scheme called Making Safeguarding Personal (MSP).

He says that members' correspondence is already safeguarded under both the existing FOIA and data-protection laws.Cynics detect darker motives.

It argues that journalists' communications are inadequately safeguarded under Ripa because their sources may be identified from the data collected by the intelligence agencies.