Sentence examples for significant safeguarding from inspiring English sources

Council social services director Jon Skone, who is conducting an audit of those 18 schools, said in a report he did not have "significant safeguarding concerns" about the 12 he has visited so far.

The most significant safeguard, she said, was that no one ever got rich running a museum.

The legislation adds significant safeguards that will make it more difficult for prosecutors to seize homes, money, cars, boats and other property before trials.

Ben Jaffey, for Privacy International, had claimed that the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) was no longer providing the significant safeguards it once guaranteed against interception of communications without an individual warrant.

Justice Alito said the program was subject to significant safeguards, including supervision by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which meets in secret, and restrictions on what may be done with "nonpublic information about unconsenting U.S. persons".

Bad P.R. and profit loss are the most significant safeguards you have as a cruiser.

In his congratulatory message to the new French leader, Hu Jintao mentioned "the long-time friendship and cooperation between China and France which is significant in safeguarding and promoting global peace, stability and development".

That is why, one assumes, the Chinese appear happy to accept May's "significant new safeguards".

He told Greg Clark, the business secretary: "They have claimed they introduced significant new safeguards into this package.

Xinhua voiced concern about the introduction of "significant new safeguards" for future foreign investment in critical infrastructure.

Theresa May finally gives £18bn project go-ahead, but adds "significant new safeguards" to ensure national security.