Sentence examples for whatever safeguards from inspiring English sources

Because all this information, whatever safeguards you have taken, can be swept up, decoded and analysed by British and American intelligence agencies.

And whatever safeguards keep the bar association's Section on Legal Education independent and separate, it is still dominated by A.B.A. members.

The Senate bill will not only allow the building of nuclear power plants, but will also weaken whatever safeguards we have in place, with its call for an "expedited procedure for issuing combined construction and operating licenses for qualified new nuclear reactors".

After all, whatever safeguards are in place, the idea that every citizen of the UK will now have their internet browsing history kept on file for a year by their broadband provider, for perusal by security agencies should the need arise, is surely staggering.

Allied officials say whatever safeguards the Syrian government have taken, there remains great concern that the weapons could fall into the hands of Islamist extremists fighting the government or the militant group Hezbollah, which has established small training camps near some of the storage sites.

"Congress is perfectly equipped to confidently handle sensitive information," wrote the Judiciary Committee members on Friday, "and we are willing to discuss whatever safeguards you believe necessary to protect the information.

Now Chesapeake, an intended beneficiary of these rules, has decided that whatever the safeguards, it is unwilling to take the risks.

The clothing industry has held a series of meetings with NGOs and governments, including Germany's and America's, to develop a strategy to improve safety in Bangladesh's 5,000 factories (see article).Fine, but whatever the safeguards, there will be a gap between the cavalier promises of ethical supply chains and the reality of corrupt politics and dodgy pillars.

In the end, and whatever the legal safeguards, the problem divides into three separate but equally difficult parts.

"With regard to the Olympic Games, the IOC will continue to take whatever measures needed to safeguard clean athletes, clean sport and good governance.

President Bush, increasingly the odd man out in the last weeks of his term, said his administration would do whatever was necessary to safeguard the system.