Sentences with phrase «as a safeguard»

Equity - indexed annuities give holders equity participation as well as some safeguards if the stock market performs poorly.

Getting car insurance is a step in this direction as it safeguards a car against unforeseen circumstances.

Judicial review acts as a safeguard against such decisions and we have acted on both sides of the argument, often involving an injunction to preserve the current position whilst the Court is ruling on the issue.

This is because the monthly membership fee acts as a safeguard against scammers and people not really serious about finding love online.

It includes the things that tenants are concerned about such as safeguards for the tenant where scaffolding is put up by the landlord or the landlord is developing nearby property and a list of items that will not be collected through the service charge.

«To ensure public shareholders are not disadvantaged, any takeover bid would need to be put to a shareholder vote and any recommendation by the board would have to be based on an appropriate premium as well as safeguards for future probity given past track records of the businesses controlled by the Murdoch family», said Kieran Quinn, chairman of Britain's Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF).

--RRB- In principle, the Electoral college also serves as safeguard against someone manifestly unfit from becoming President.

Alice Lee retired at the age of 100 and passed away only a few months ago, leaving another attorney in her practice to serve her place as the safeguard of Harper Lee's interests and career.

There is a misconception that the main purpose of travel insurance is to act as a safeguard in case one's baggage goes missing.

Specialty professions that rely on a particular set of skills, like doctors, dentists, or nurses who need fine motor skills for procedures, benefit from until - retirement long - term disability insurance as a safeguard against future income loss if their disability prevents them from using those skills.

But although it is necessary to have legislation and international conventions in place as safeguards against future disasters of this kind, we have all seen that atrocities continue in spite of them.

The key, of course, to its resolution lies in the use of conscience as safeguard from self - will.

The LTT, therefore, was continued as a safeguard so that there would be some way to measure achievement while the new process was fought over and developed.

Nevertheless, Melloni was not yet willing to give in and applied to the Spanish Constitutional Court, invoking the right to a fair trial as safeguarded by Art. 24 (2) of the Spanish Constitution.

The rule is meant as a safeguard against lawyers stealing settlement money from clients.

If you know you don't plan to open any new lines of credit in the near future, it makes a whole lot of sense to put a freeze on as a safeguard against unauthorized activity.

Disclosure is insufficient as a safeguard with digital political ads which, unlike a TV spot, can follow us everywhere we go online.»

That this provision has now been challenged by a health board is deeply troubling and symptomatic of an aggressive pro-abortion regime; it is also a sign of a weakening in regard for human conscience as the safeguard of human dignity.

These spaces between your gut's outermost cells are called intestinal tight junctions, and they act as the safeguard between your intestines and your bloodstream.

The Strasbourg court he says has treated the Convention not only as a safeguard against arbitrary exercise of despotic power, but as a template for most aspects of life including matters which are governed by no compelling moral considerations one way or the other.

I always recommend getting this consent in writing as a safeguard.

Significant new legislation such as the Home Office Affairs Committee this autumn is now in place and specific offences related to failing to protect from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), however, the training I see as a safeguarding specialist, particularly in schools, demonstrates a need for a serious shake - up.

Pat uses the knowledge he has gained from working as Safeguarding officer at St Albans School to help advise the committee at Lakeside and support them with dealing with Child Protection.

Kooth will work alongside existing local services: the CAMHS provider, schools, GPs, voluntary services, Local Authority Children's Services, such as early help, social care and the school nursing service, as well as the Safeguarding Children Board in Barnet, adult services and voluntary organisations.

Don't forget to pack the necessities (see box), including your cat's own food, treats, and possibly water from home as a safeguard against tummy troubles.

Another novel portion requires facilities to allow residents» families to monitor them electronically as a safeguard against abuse.

Should you choose this option, you will need to provide the broker with proper identification as well as copies of the back and front of the card as a safeguard for your security.

The mental habits of Christendom predispose us to look for one essence of the faith, with a corresponding global political structure as safeguard, whereas world Christianity challenges us to pay attention to the dynamic of power of the gospel and the open - ended character of communities of faith.»

Indeed, such criticism is useful as a safeguard against the tendency of nonperfectionists to practice moral self - deception.

Prostitution was considered quite natural and necessary as a safeguard of the virginity of the unmarried and the property rights of husbands (Gen. 38:12 - 19; Josh.

To be sure, the fear of eisegesis is very real, and it often drives a preacher who takes the text seriously to a kind of objective distance from the text as a safeguard against this error.

On the contrary, he buys South African gold as a safeguard against the relative worthlessness of Susan B. Anthony dollars.

Affinities, Brown notes, include «the social or communal stress as a safeguard against individualistic Christianity, the stress on praxis, a methodology arising out of the human situation rather than being imposed on it, a passionate commitment to the dispossessed, and a recognition of the systemic nature of evil» (p. 141).

Buying players we do NOT actually need, just as a safeguard, will not only put back those young players progress, but also mean, in a few years we will have the problem of moving those players on, and, will have to pay them top dollar just to warm the bench in the meantime.

«The limit on the number of matches permitted in any one calendar day was established as a safeguard to prevent any wrestler from undo...

For more than three decades, Chicago Children's Museum (CCM) has stood as a safeguard for the rights of all children to open - ended, rich, playful learning experiences.

Green Party congressional candidate Matt Funiciello said Tuesday he has secured enough signatures to get on June 24 primary ballot, but his campaign will continue to circulate petitions as a safeguard against any signatures that might be challenged and to show the strength of the campaign.

Kaminsky said the law is needed as a safeguard for school districts if current laws are changed, such as the president's promise to eliminate federal gun - free zones.

«Taking all other issues raised in the Kaduna Declaration over the past few months, vis a vis the effort by various government and non-governmental bodies to engage us in dialogue, we submit that there is the need to look at the following issues holistically as safeguards against future ethnic tensions:

We are appointing very knowledgeable persons as collation officers for each constituency as a safeguard against collation errors.

As a safeguard measure, the director disclosed that an emergency preparedness team of stakeholders had met to prepare a response protocol in case of any outbreak of the disease in any part of the state.

The city's program has recently attracted additional attention after city officials suggested they would wipe out data collected during the program's application process as a safeguard against Trump's immigration policies.

One hopes that this new age of scientifically based research will enable the Department of Education to construct reviews of grant proposals based on well - established canons of science or social science as a safeguard against political demands by powerful legislators on behalf of their pork - hungry constituents.

However, in my experience as a safeguarding advisor the quality and current level of training inadequately prepares teachers and support staff to fulfil their FGM prevention, awareness reporting roles.

One priority must be to ensure that the inevitable focus on setting up new performance related pay systems doesn't deviate attention away from other priority areas such as the safeguarding agenda.

Charter schools need to follow clear protocols to ensure parents» rights, even as they safeguard the school population.