Sentences with phrase «effective safeguards»

Please ask health, human rights or development organisations to endorse the statement calling for effective safeguards against conflicts of interest.

In these projects, says Freedman, an active tenant organization is one of the most effective safeguards against unacceptable tenants.

«Although I agree with the move to enhance the procedure, I am concerned the system could be abused by unscrupulous applicants if there are not effective safeguards in place to protect vulnerable people and their assets.

During a full week of behind - closed - doors negotiations on both topics, the United States and rich producer countries in the EU and New Zealand, pushed the interests of their corporations: opposing the adoption of effective safeguards to protect WHO's independence, integrity and credibility and attempting to sabotage the adoption of a new WHO Guidance on baby foods.

To further support schools and colleges put effective safeguarding measures in place, the Department for Education has also committed to setting up a working group to consider how online safety advice can be further integrated throughout the statutory guidance.

A healthy and effective safeguard dewormer for dogs is really just a matter of presence.

However, Mrs Piper said backed by the right advice, LPAs are effective safeguards when created responsibly.

Just about every expert who has studied annuities believes they are the most effective safeguard against «longevity risk,» or the possibility of outliving your wealth, says Moshe Milevsky.

At R&E as many as five people are involved in approving and issuing payments — an effective safeguard against the possibility that an unethical staffer might try to cut an extra check or siphon off funds through payments to a dummy supplier.

The government intends there to be effective safeguards to protect patients» and taxpayers» interests by securing continued access to essential services should a provider gets into financial and / or clinical difficulty.

Effective safeguarding should consider the various circumstances that may apply in home hosting and ensure appropriate measures are put in place.

The UK Home Office, responsible for matters of policing and national security, said the measure had «effective safeguards» in place.

It is also argued that the lack of procedural safeguards under MCA 2005 — for example, the limited availability of advocacy — is difficult to reconcile with Art 12's call for appropriate and effective safeguards.