Letters coming to MEPs in Brussels are scanned, but the system is not foolproof. |
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I am writing to assure you that my operation is completely safe and foolproof. |
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They are supposed to be foolproof and guaranteed to keep horses and jockeys safe, and to open in unison. |
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While you could just write random addresses in Amsterdam we have a foolproof system in place. |
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It all adds up to an almost foolproof mechanical length measuring system that Les says produces excellent results. |
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While you could just write to random addresses in Timbuktu, we have a foolproof system in place. |
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Since the Christmas holidays, my foolproof, and copyrighted, two-stage sleeping system has been failing. |
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It's a pretty complex system with some safeguards, but not foolproof, as you know. |
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The State has yet to fine tune a foolproof system by which accidents can be prevented. |
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We must take the initiative with regard to food labelling, with the critical aim of putting in place a foolproof system. |
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Now, no one wants the president assassinated, but the reality is no security is foolproof. |
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Come up with a foolproof security system and stop other men like you from stealing priceless works of art. |
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These examples should not be considered foolproof systems or events possible only in developed economies. |
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See that your dive boat has a foolproof checking system, whether in the form of a roll-call or an effective tagging system. |
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Companies that can offer safe and foolproof connections stand to rise to the top. |
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True, democracy and the rule of law provide no foolproof security guarantee. |
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However, this is not a foolproof system as not all marketing firms are signed-up. |
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His plan had been foolproof, probably working with instinct as well as reasoning. |
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Opponents also have concerns that biometric devices aren't foolproof, despite scientific claims. |
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A slip of the tongue, or some random twitch in an otherwise foolproof plan, blows his cover. |
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No system is foolproof, but an all-party, non-partisan approach to appointments is too good an opportunity to miss. |
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Our cipher system was the one-time pad, considered foolproof in that precomputer age. |
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Here's a fast, foolproof way to make perfectly square, 90-degree crosscuts with a circular saw. |
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There are dual controls in the training plane, making it virtually foolproof. |
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You cannot have airtight, foolproof countermeasures that would prevent incidents of kidnapping like this. |
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We have been led to believe this technology is completely foolproof and it is not at all. |
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Whenever you come across a foolproof premise, you must take into account the inexhaustible resourcefulness of the world's fools. |
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But it's so inept on every level that even scenes that have an inherent, almost foolproof interest fail to come to life. |
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I've found a foolproof way to make long-lost friends come out of the woodwork. |
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But if somebody is bent on getting blitzed, no policy is 100 percent foolproof in stopping a drunk from getting behind the wheel. |
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Even for a novice do-it-yourselfer, installing a mortarless flagstone path is a practically foolproof project. |
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It's hardly a foolproof sign of their untrustworthiness that they are thinking about how to minimize distrust. |
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My nervousness is coming back, but the instructors break down the driving into fairly foolproof bites. |
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It is not foolproof yet but promises to be a pathfinder in the local government sector. |
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Still, no verification system can be wholly foolproof against determined proliferators. |
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Even if the requisite infrastructure could be developed, there would be nothing foolproof about it. |
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The foolproof evidence of your own eyes: a face, valid proof identity, a uniform. |
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He did not, however, suggest that the list was either complete or foolproof. |
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It is very easy to break down into sub assemblies, and the reassembly mode is foolproof, eliminating any possibility of assembly error. |
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In theory, these rules provide some protection from unauthorized sales, but no system is foolproof. |
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In both cases, Canada had, on its own, no foolproof sovereign capacity to protect Canadians abroad. |
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This very positive record has, however, depended more on individual managerial talents than on foolproof organization-wide checks and balances. |
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The plan seems foolproof until he is forced to care for the dead man's dog. |
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Although this system was not foolproof, it was considered effective as long as the general principles were followed. |
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There are shredding machines for paper documents, but even they are not foolproof. |
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Home-owner Richard Gavan had thought that chaining his treasured Piaggio Liberty to the pipe under his front window was a foolproof way of keeping it safe. |
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However, we have no way of knowing whether this procedure is foolproof or whether future Solicitors General would agree to continue the practice. |
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They diminish women by imagining them in a variety of uniforms from the very worst top-shelf publications because they know it's a foolproof way to put them in their place. |
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Now we need to make sure that the system is as foolproof as possible. |
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Bee-eaters have worked out a foolproof security system for the nest. |
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Because the Scottish parliament has no second chamber, the committees must act as an even-handed forum to ensure that legislation is fair and foolproof. |
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Sticking to hues immediately next to each other on the color wheel is a foolproof way to ensure a harmonious blend of blooms in a garden planting. |
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The mechanism must be as foolproof as the Laffer curve, which tells you that as you reduce tax rates, the tax yield increases and approaches a maximum. |
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The foolproof system gives little room for manipulation by the conductor. |
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This is an instinctive reaction when a batsman has edged the ball, although not foolproof when combined with the other evidence suggests the decision was correct. |
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Sticking to hues immediately next to each other on the color wheel, as Wiley did here, is a foolproof way to ensure a harmonious blend of blooms in a garden planting. |
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Cry No More Every parent tires of hearing their child cry, but not everyone finds such a foolproof way to make it stop. |
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Of all the potential holiday gifts, few are as foolproof as cash or gift cards. |
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Although stainless steel is, by its very nature, corrosion resistant, its finish is not foolproof. |
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Such certification can always be used for providing evidence but cannot, in itself, be regarded as foolproof. |
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This approach makes sense and works well, but it doesn't make the system foolproof. |
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It is not a foolproof method, but no method is. |
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Deaf people may be able to read people's lips, but it's not a foolproof means of communication. |
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A rivet compression tool does not require two people, and is generally the most foolproof way to install solid rivets. |
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Easy-to-use and foolproof wizard for most common operations. |
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Should ISD adhere to SUS, the process would become more foolproof. |
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How foolproof is your blurring technology? |
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It isn't foolproof, however We have had a chicken snake go into the cage after the eggs. |
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However it's also worth pointing out that neither conscientious scholarship nor participation in a centuries-old chain of editing and learning are foolproof guarantees of moderation. |
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There were also calls by others for hard scientific work to develop a more foolproof way of tracking fish and determine whether stocks are being overfished and endangered. |
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The salami or chorizo you buy in a supermarket will probably have been cooked or irradiated rather than cured, which is a less foolproof method of killing pathogens. |
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That may encourage them to delay making the reforms needed to attract more of it. The ease with which this money can cross borders raises obvious problems, for which there are no foolproof solutions. |
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But since that time, I've had several folks ask me for a 100 percent whole-wheat version that is just as easy and foolproof. |
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That's why I love the minute steak, or the foolproof steak as I like to call it, a nice thin steak cut from the sirloin. |
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However, syringes with plastic ratchets that stop the plunger from being pulled back twice are foolproof, and cost only a few cents each. Other good ideas include the use of combined vaccines. |
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The only foolproof hedge against regulatory risk, sadly, is inactivity. |
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I certainly agree with the member that anything we can do to help those countries that do not have the resources or the political will to donate the resources for compliance in their countries will make the scheme foolproof. |
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In this respect, our determination to implement sound management procedures beforehand that are capable, subsequently, of being monitored must be absolutely foolproof. |
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Despite aggressive brush clearing, fencing and chemicals, there is no foolproof method of keeping snakes out, she said. |
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Add to this the warm and likeable personality of someone like Satchel Paige, and you have a nearly foolproof formula for success. |
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It takes just a handful of berries and a scoop of sorbet or low-fat ice cream to create a classy, foolproof dessert. |
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Overwriting the file by creating a new file with the same name will offer you some protection, but it's not foolproof. |
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I feel that unless it is foolproof, there is no point using it. |
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Rather like the reluctant schoolboy's 8am tummyache, there is often no foolproof diagnostic test for the multiple and diverse maladies that afflict footballers. |
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