Examples of using Put in place to protect in English and their translations into French
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noise The measures put in place to protect these resources are verified by our auditors
that a comprehensive body of norms has been put in place to protect children in armed conflict.
you may contact us for a copy of the safeguards which we have put in place to protect your personal data in these circumstances.
new conservation measures were put in place to protect Right Whales from ship strikes.
several decades of Confederation, they often chafed at the trade barriers that were put in place to protect and nurture the growth of the manufacturing industries of central Canada.
it all depends on what you put in place to protect it.
monitoring mechanisms put in place to protect victims and witnesses pending implementation of such legislation and amendments.
A regulated platform adheres to strict rules that are put in place to protect the end users- so you gain a lot more confidence trading on such a platform.
import requirements are strict guidelines put in place to protect Canadian forestry from non-native pests found in WPM.
scheme had been implemented, the Organization was unable to consistently determine the controls to be put in place to protect sensitive information.
about the emergency response plans put in place to protect the public.
The positive amount of €25.4 million is due mainly to the decline in the USD, which resulted in a symmetrical increase in the fair value of the hedging instruments put in place to protect against the decline in the USD.
He would like to know what measures the State party had put in place to protect children's right to life
Many measures had been put in place to protect the victims of domestic violence,
forests should be put in place to protect the access of local communities to common goods
that safeguards should be put in place to protect the vital national interests of those States in case of default.
that have been put in place to protect these natural places are now beginning to constrain the traditional practices of the Bijagós, particularly their ability to hunt hippos,
saying that effective policies had to be put in place to protect irreplaceable ecological resources,
Municipal interests in these project assessments must be recognized, and the processes put in place to protect natural lands
As long as appropriate adaptation measures are put in place to protect access to the St. Lawrence