An "important safeguard" refers to a measure or action taken to protect or prevent harm to something or someone valuable. It is a critical step or precautionary measure that ensures safety and security. Full definition
To the extent that retailers do assess checkout fees, we are pleased that the settlement includes important safeguards that will help to curb any abusive or excess checkout fees at the register. (electronicpaymentscoalition.org)
However, the measure included important safeguards, such as class certification procedures, limits on lawyer fees and phased trials with an opt - in procedure. (instituteforlegalreform.com)
Colwell suggests that the most important safeguard for tropical species may be continuous habitat corridors over wide elevational gradients. (environmentalresearchweb.org)