Sentence examples for true safeguards from inspiring English sources

The press operating freely is one of the true safeguards of our democracy.

The press is one of the true safeguards of democracy, he says.

True safeguards must be enforceable and focused on protecting the user, especially where national law is absent, as is the case of several countries that fail to or do not adequately regulate pharmaceutical promotion [ 11, 26].

But, unlike the supine press so common abroad, they still have the irreverent vigour and diversity of a true political safeguard.

For others, it can be critical to connecting with their true heritage and safeguarding their cultural survival.

Journalism is a safeguard for true democracy.

That criticism was directed against the presence of nonbiblical concepts and terms in the dogma, and it was intent upon safeguarding the true humanity of Jesus as a moral example.

By doing so, we will bring jobs, lower healthcare costs, lower defense spending, better our quality of life and create true energy independence – while safeguarding our precious resources of water, land and air.

A concern to safeguard the true humanity of Jesus led some early Christians to teach that Jesus of Nazareth, an ordinary man, was adopted as the Son of God in the moment of his baptism or after his Resurrection; that heresy was called adoptionism.

At a time when people are talking about opening the lines of communication between Iran and the United States, it is time for Iran to also open up its society to constructive conversations about religion, government and a true democracy that can safeguard the rights of all its citizens.

For beer, fortunately, it doesn't really matter: there is no need for the consumer safeguards built into a true nonprofit corporate structure.