Significats de important safeguard en anglès

They saw re-consent as one important safeguard in this bargain.

The independence of our executives is another important safeguard.

California Attorney General Kamala Harris appealed, maintaining that the long appeals process represents an important safeguard for the condemned.

But they are an important safeguard, a safety valve for when things go wrong to protect people from getting hurt.

An important safeguard for workers is the Accord's provision that workers' employment relationships and wages shall be maintained for six months during renovations.

Nielsen endorsed paper ballot backups for electronic voting systems as an important safeguard in ensuring that tabulated election results are not tampered with.

That wording "represents an important safeguard against UK arms exports being used for internal repression" and should be reinstated, the MPs say.

Our written constitutions and our Supreme Court are important safeguards, as will be shown below.

Standard Contractual Clauses provide important safeguards to ensure that Europeans' data are protected once transferred overseas.

One of the most important safeguards against the disease is the law that prevents spitting in public places.

The power to relax, when fatigue requires it, is one of the most important safeguards one can possess.

The new zoning, while allowing residential development to be considered on these lands, has three important safeguards built in.

Soon after Facebook announced Places, the ACLU of Northern California issued a statement saying the social network has failed to build in some important safeguards.