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Other safeguards are in place, he says.

Nearly every page is stamped "highly confidential safeguards sensitive".

Divine safeguards, put in place by ancient deities, long served to prevent entry into Death's Reach.

Without well-structured safeguards, one incident (or added task) will cause a domino effect.

He says he'd build safeguards into his mirror cells so they'd perish without constant care.

Numerous safeguards are in place to manage possible conflicts of interest or their perception.

The hanging wooden planks are a real tourist hike path, which hundreds of daredevils navigate - with no safeguards in sight.

The fourth part is the rules and regulations public authority, which safeguards the minor to educate the power.

This is the result of conservation management, includinginternational agreements on trophy hunting and federal safeguards like theMarine Mammal Protection Act.

And they have reactor safety, then they have radiation safety, then they have safeguards which is the security stuff.

Estimations of failure rates engineered safeguards features of nuclear reactors are important jobs for reactor reliability data processing.

Underneath its dense cloud cover, Jupiter safeguards secrets to the fundamental processes and conditions that governed our solar system during its formation.

Potential clients need to examine the background of the managers, the level of safeguards (independent valuers, for example) and the likely return characteristics of each fund’s investment approach.

Clues to the meaning of all this will continue to be found in the BOOK of CHANGES, which Eli still safeguards against mysterious dark forces.

First, because the corporation itself has legal standing, it safeguards its owners, relieving them of individual legal responsibility when they act as agents of the business.

In computer security, the accidental flow, to unauthorized in dividuals, of data or information access which is presumed to is controlled by computer ?security?safeguards.

But when the disaster occurs, we can do are in the first time rescue the disaster area the populace, helps them to be separated from the dangerous situation, safeguards their personal safety.

In this authors opinion, safeguard rules can be made and applied by and between the members of the RTA, but the application requirements should be stricter than those in the safeguards of WTO.

The announcement of Volvo's sale says "safeguards" have been agreed to stop this happening. But it also says Volvo will be able to sublicense some of Ford's technology to others, including Geely.

We have all sorts of safeguards so that, for example, the data of one Federal Reserve bank are backed up at another Federal Reserve bank hundreds of miles away or in some remote location.

The feat prompted the team to call for an ethical debate on how brain imaging may be used in the future, and what safeguards can be put in place to protect people's privacy.