Sentences with phrase «proper checks»

The spokesperson was also of the view that the media would have been aware of plans to address the plight of the pupils if they had done proper checks.

Make sure that the boarding facility you're interested in requires its guests to be vaccinated and makes proper checks to ensure that everything's in order.

He said the new government must provide further information on the specific cars identified to be missing to enable proper checks and references and a possible search to find them.

With proper checks and balances and strong ethical oversight in place, most would be more inclined to follow and uphold the law.

After Paradise Papers revelations John McDonnell questions if Conservatives made proper checks on donor

When cold weather comes, fires always increase because it's the first time of the year that people use their heat, and some make poor decisions or don't do proper checks ahead of time.

On Wednesday night, John Mann, the Labour MP for Bassetlaw, who has previously called for the election to be suspended until proper checks can be carried out on the tens of thousands of new members, suggested that Labour MPs should renominate and choose their preferred candidate from Burnham, Kendall and Cooper to challenge Corbyn in a head - to - head contest.

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Ofsted reports for Dame Catherine Harpur's School reveal that leaders failed to carry out proper checks on «the suitability of all members of the proprietorial body», and had not ensured the «prohibition from teaching check is completed for all teaching staff».

When cold weather comes, fires always increase because it's the first time of the year that people use their heat, and some make poor decisions or don't do proper checks ahead of time.

As Frederick A. O. Schwarz and Aziz Z. Huq, the authors of Unchecked and Unbalanced: Presidential Power in a Time of Terror, observe, «For the public to play its proper checking role at the ballot box, citizens must know what is done by the government in their names.»

Anytime you (or your other children if you have them) have an appointment, see if the dentist can have a quick fun check of your child's teeth so that when the time comes for a proper check - up, it's not so daunting — and they've seen that you do it too!

While I know the OB I am seeing is very cautious and ensuring that they do the proper checks to make sure that I do not have Vasa Previa again, I can't help but to worry.

You can then do a proper check of dimensions and firmness before making a purchase.

He came in for criticism for his handling of the issue after an internal audit found that the council failed to carry out proper checks.

«The comptroller's office is to me the independent voice to look out for taxpayers» interests and the issues we raised about oversight, proper checks and balances, transparency, it all speaks to the accountability agenda which I know the public expects the comptroller's office to be a forefront of.»

Labour MP John Mann has called for acting leader Harriet Harman to suspend the contest so that proper checks can be carried out on the new members.

• Stephen Dorrell argues that Lords reform will enable a proper check on the executive (Disturbing the balance, 9 July).

Rather than a proper check on executive authority, the Commons was widely viewed — most of all by Labour ministers — as a bureaucratic rubber - stamp.

Donaldson's admission — made when we called into his constituency office in Lisburn, Northern Ireland — raises further questions about whether the party did the proper checks required of it before it accepted the vast donation.

Clearly, the episode reinforces the fact that proper checks and balances need to be implemented when it comes to the materials used in our children's education.

Some kind of hormonal therapy could solve your problem but as I said you must get a proper check first.

Warlingham Park School also in Surrey had not made the proper checks on staff to ensure they were qualified and fit to work with children.

Absolute power at a single point can have huge implications, more so if there are no proper checks in place.

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Better to quarantine until you can get the animal to a vet for a proper check up.

«Unfortunately, there are not enough USDA inspectors to do the proper checks.

When you click the rate you will be taken to the booking page, at which point please kindly enter your proper check - in and check - out dates to get accurate info for the dates of your stay.

Then in the morning we'll do a proper check in once you have had a bit of sleep!

Banks too often fail to do the proper checks on suspect clients or funds, and regulators don't punish them for these failures.

Michelle Turbanic points out that unless the system is up - to - date, you won't be able to do a proper check.

Lawyers play an important role in ensuring that there are proper checks and balances and that constitutional safeguards are observed.

Hierarchies are established for a reason, for the proper functioning of the group or organization, to delegate tasks, and to ensure the proper checks and balances.

Without another word my friend brushed right by those soldiers, and with a quick look to make sure I was with him, we walked straight down the correct corridor to the proper check point.