safeguards definition
safeguards means activities to verify that nuclear material and equipment are not diverted from their intended use as declared by the users and activities to verify that international legal obligations to use nuclear material and equipment for peaceful purposes are honoured;
safeguards means activities to verify that nuclear material and equipment are not diverted from their intended use as declared by the users and that international legal obligations to use nuclear material and equipment for peaceful purposes are honoured;
safeguards means a verification system that is established in accordance with a safeguards agreement. (garanties)
More Definitions of safeguards
safeguards means a system of inspection and verification of the peaceful uses of nuclear materials as part of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, supervised by IAEA;
safeguards means a system of controls designed to assure that any materials, equipment and devices committed to the peaceful uses of atomic energy are not used to further any military purpose.
safeguards means a set of tools the Association can use to address instances of significant and/or persistent patterns of noncompliance with the Workplace Code of Conduct in the Facilities of Participating Companies and College or University Licensees, which include but are not limited to, the Third Party Complaint Procedure, Company-commissioned independent investigation with FLA verification, and FLA- commissioned special independent investigation.
safeguards means physical and technical safeguards.
safeguards has the meaning set forth in Section 4.
safeguards means administrative, technical, and physical safeguards implemented to govern and protect the security of hardware, software, systems (including, as applicable, the SHIN-NY Platforms), and users of the foregoing, and the privacy and security of the data contained therein.
safeguards means the regulatory requirements, measures and conditions that may be established for the respective provisional license.