Sentence examples for setting safeguards from inspiring English sources

The agency did tighten its rule setting safeguards against truck bombs in 1993.

[Page C2.] Web Auctioneers to Set Safeguards The Consumer Product Safety Commission said that two of the biggest Internet auction sites had agreed to new safeguards to protect people from buying dangerous second-hand products on the Web.

If society sets safeguarding children at some special premium, can we please define that importance in an enduring way?

Under the terms of China's accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), America may set "safeguard" quotas for textiles, and has already done so for 19 products.

There was a strong-antidemocratic element to western political theory until the 1700s, and Hamilton, Adams, and Madison were all deeply suspicious of direct democracy; hence their concern with setting up safeguards such as indirect representation.

Nonetheless, she still vigorously defends that system, saying that it has been vital to setting and safeguarding baseline standards for supply-chain workers in poor countries, particularly those with corruption-prone governments and weak unions.

Why did regulators and companies fail to set up safeguards when restructuring began?

"We wanted a set of safeguards that protect today's Internet, and we got it".

Officials believe the documents set out safeguards to ensure legal privilege is respected by the intelligence agencies.

This proposal was not quite "regulation" (in the sense of a set of new binding rules), but rather more like a position paper that set forth safeguards the regulators thought the banks should adopt.

When Smith & Wesson voluntarily adopted a set of safeguards, including requirements that its dealers limit multiple sales of firearms, it was ostracized and boycotted, forcing it to abandon the changes.