Sentence examples for systemic safeguards from inspiring English sources
The absence of a human rights act in Australia has also meant that the operation of anti-terrorism laws copied from other nations occurs without the systemic safeguards in place in those nations.
In this context, ER is positioned to coordinate nutrient sensing with metabolism at the cellular level to safeguard systemic metabolic homeostasis.
The Basel II accord was set in 2004 and again emphasized capital requirements as a safeguard against systemic risk as well as the need for global consistency in banking regulations so as not to competitively disadvantage banks operating internationally.
If it shut down, we would have had thousands of unemployed youths... the systemic stability that we have carefully safeguarded would have been shaken.
The violations were both so frequent and so systemic, Judge Walton found, that the privacy safeguards the court ordered "never functioned effectively".
Maggie Blyth, independent chair of the Oxfordshire Safeguarding Children Board (OSCB), said that "systemic failings" between 2005 and 2010 and "unacceptable delays" in tackling the issue of CSE "allowed offenders to get away with their crimes".
Even though sexual harassment is a widespread and systemic problem in Turkey, women do not have the same safeguards in place to call on to protect themselves.
Safeguards have been built into the system.
But a review of the school's safeguarding standards following the Forrest case found there was no evidence of "significant or systemic" failings.
Those are important safeguards.
