Sentence examples for sensible safeguarding from inspiring English sources

There needs to be more research and sensible safeguarding.

The greater the social haste, the more a refusal of legal speeding is likely to pay off – while the sensible safeguarding of old freedoms becomes only more important as the technological opportunities to curtail them multiply.

That is a sensible safeguard that Osborne should grant.

"We would like to see sensible safeguards put in place to stop payday loan users from getting into spiralling debt," said Mike O'Connor.

"We would like to see sensible safeguards put in place to stop payday loan users from getting caught in debt traps.

"The rhetoric is right out of the playbook that government is bad and industry is good," said Professor Sinden, who is also a scholar at the Center for Progressive Reform, which advocates for regulators to impose "sensible safeguards".

That should help discourage future efforts to portray Miranda's sensible safeguards against coercion as an extreme and extraconstitutional "milestone of judicial overreaching," which is how Justice Antonin Scalia sought to depict them in a dissent joined by Justice Clarence Thomas.

"I'm hoping that when members reflect on their own experience of using the internet, and on the successful coverage of Parliament, which has long been open to TV as well as radio, they'll come round to the concept of opening meetings to cameras – subject to sensible safeguards".

We need sensible safeguards that protect privacy in this dynamic new world.

"We would like to see sensible safeguards put in place to stop payday loan users from getting caught in debt traps," said Sarah Brooks, director of financial services at Consumer Focus.

The new Worker Protection Standard will help ensure strong, sensible safeguards for farmworkers, their families and the agricultural community across America.