The political safeguards put about the American Executive by the constitution may or may not always resist such a strain as has already more than once been put upon them.
So narrow was our escape from a peril which the founders of the Constitution had foreseen, and against which they had devised all the safeguards possible in the circumstances of the United States.
In most cases three "names" must be furnished for each bill, or suitable guarantees or security given, but these necessary safeguards have not to be furnished in such a manner as to hamper applicants for loans unduly.
Then there were the rights and the safeguards which the fueros themselves gave against encroachments.
It is the product of a mind deeply imbued with the great principles of civil liberty, and which had devoutly meditated upon all those safeguards which the wisdom of successive generations had thrown around it.
Let us be as thankful as we can that we are still one nation, that African slavery has ceased, and that the safeguards of liberty may be still sufficient if we are vigilant, unselfish, and brave.
These considerations are sufficient to inspire in us an effort to write our own histories, expound to our children the principles of fundamental law, and teach them the safeguards of our institutions.
And he thereupon bound these protections and safeguards on the Ard-Ri' with an oath.
But remembering the safeguardsunder which he had been placed, he enumerated these to the assembly, and called on the High King to grant him the protections that were his due.
Pursuing him in the courts as traitor, he was justly entitled to all the delays and safeguards of the Constitution; but it was otherwise, if he was treated as belligerent.
The manner of giving salvarsan is as important for the patient as the correct performance of an operation, and the safeguards which surround it are essentially the same.
There could scarcely be a more ideal way of introducing a new form of treatment than the one adopted by Ehrlich, or one better surrounded by all the safeguards that conservatism could suggest.
We're behind the rest of the country now in safeguards for miners; and our limping laws aren't observed.
Safeguards like these seem essential to the protection of the citizen.
At least something more must be done; there must be other safeguards than those supplied by this very hasty and crude act of legislation.
With experience, craft, and determined purpose, there is too much reason to fear that all safeguards will be overthrown, and the Unionist continue the victim of Rebel power.
I say it does not provide proper safeguards against the Rebel population.
As the House of Representatives is renewed every two years, it is inconceivable that such a body, fresh from the people and promptly returning to the people, can become a Tyranny, especially when seeking safeguards for Human Rights.
By this Amendment certainsafeguards are established.
It will not be completely done, if you fail to supply anysafeguards or precautions that can possibly be adopted.
All these essential safeguards are rudely rejected by the President.
So in these days one hears so much about constitutional formulas as safeguards of liberty.
Mr. Seward may on his knees proffer to the rebels a compromise and the most stringent safeguards for slavery; to-day the rebels will spurn all as they would have spurned it during the whole year.
It is submitted that such a procedure would destroy all constitutional guaranties, no matter what safeguards are attempted.
If the safeguards of the federal and state constitutions are maintained, neither Congress nor the state legislatures can ruin America.
By this plan it was believed that the safeguards would be erected in advance, and in voting for a constitutional amendment our citizens would know exactly what they were voting for.
They proceed to resolve "that these safeguardsof the rights of the citizen against the pretensions of arbitrary power were intended more especially for his protection in times of civil commotion.
Would not the demonstration have been better if it could have been truly said that these safeguards had been adopted and applied during the civil wars and during our Revolution, instead of after the one and at the close of the other?
It was in the effort to find such safeguards that steps were taken which finally resulted in the institution known as the Catholic Church.
The men in question claimed to be Christians and to enjoy divine illumination as truly as anybody, and so other safeguards appeared necessary.
It only demands of the Senate the application to this cause of the principles and safeguards provided for every human being accused of crime.
It was an act of incorporation with broad and general powers, carelessly defined, and with scarcely any safeguards to protect the government and its lavish grants of land.
The Free State men, while anxious for such a result, were not willing to trust their adversaries with the conduct of such an election, without some safeguards against the repetition of the frauds and violence of the previous elections.
But safeguards should be erected against its abuse.
Many of our leading roads have been foremost in the adoption of the most approved safeguards for the protection of travelers and employees, yet the list of clearly avoidable accidents continues unduly large.
This mighty and free Republic should ever deal with all other States, great or small, on a basis of high honor, respecting their rights as jealously as it safeguards its own.
But, as in the case of railways and works of water supply, the Government were confronted by the extreme difficulty of providing safeguards against the misapplication of the funds.
The importance of political safeguardsis accentuated not only by the accelerated movement in the direction of constitutional change, but by the increasing belief in the efficacy of State control and state interference.
If our Government releases to foreigners the security which it holds for Americans, it must at the same time provide satisfactory safeguards for meeting American claims.
Beyond this many of the independent agencies of the Government must be placed under responsible Cabinet officials, if we are to have safeguards of efficiency, economy, and probity.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "safeguards" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
