Sentence examples for seeking safeguards from inspiring English sources

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said the changes were "highly problematic" and that she would be seeking safeguards to stop exploitation of trainee teachers.

Mr Cameron's plan was to seek safeguards for the single market and to subject some parts of financial regulation to unanimous approval, in exchange for backing a new treaty.

On Wednesday, Mr. Cameron told a fractious Parliament that his main goal in Brussels was to "seek safeguards for Britain" and "protect our own national interest" by resisting measures like a proposed financial transaction tax.

As many as 75,000 machines could have been installed by now in taverns, clubs, restaurants and truck stops except for both litigation and the methodical (or snail-like, say critics) way the gaming commission seeks safeguards before approving any terminal allowed in legislation that was passed in 2009.

"That's why it's entirely reasonable for us to seek safeguards that protect the interests of Britain and other non-eurozone countries in a changing EU. "We want to remain full and active members of the EU single market, which has huge benefits for our economy.

Steelmakers blame low-priced imports for their difficulties and have sought "safeguard" protection under "Section 201″ of U.S. trade law.

Not that people won't try, ranging from those seeking stricter safeguards to those who say that the rules suffice as they exist now.

Prior art generally serves as evidence that an inventor or creator seeking patent safeguards has not submitted an application for work that is sufficiently new, novel and therefore eligible for legal protections.

"I made it clear that it was untenable for me to welcome it". Mr Cameron has said he was seeking certain "safeguards" from Europe on protection of the single market and the UK's financial services industry.

Creditors seeking to safeguard their assets call in loans and liquidate firms.

Brazil is seeking technological safeguard agreements with countries besides the United States for the corporate launch of satellites.