Sentences with phrase «consider other safeguards»
Boards should consider other safeguards: not using serving teachers in developing assessments, preventing them from teaching the qualifications they are involved in developing, and ensuring no teacher is involved with more than one assessment for any given qualification.
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He observes, «It is a ghastly symptom that some modern Christian theologians, paying attention to religious man, can consider the subject closed with a few lines on Buddhism and Hinduism, the only concern being to safeguard the Christian faith on an intellectual plane by comparing it to the other, superficially conceived religious notions».
The MP said the report had shown that people couldn't rely on others to safeguard against abuse and that they have a responsibility to report anything they considered to be wrong.
«We consider it essential that the current draft bill be amended to better safeguard basic medical research, both within neuroscience and other fields,» the authors write.
The schools» achievement sets an example to other educational establishments to consider this safeguard and also highlights the importance of meeting the Cyber Essentials criteria to companies who have not yet done so
«If the government wishes to ease these growing pressures and safeguard educational standards, it should consider policies which offer financial and other incentives to teachers in these subjects early on in their career.»
This could mean that if other options (e.g. IP - blocking) exist to effectively bring infringements of intellectual property rights to an end while safeguarding the essence of all conflicting fundamental rights, such measures could be considered as well.
If you're safeguarding your children and other dependents in the case of your death and their loss of your income, consider how much money they'd need in order to maintain their lifestyle.
The Regulations amend the Care Planning, Placement and Case Review (England) Regulations 2010 to make clear that, when considering whether contact between a child in care and their birth family (and certain others) is consistent with safeguarding and promoting the child's welfare, the local authority must have regard to the child's care plan.