Sentence examples for act safeguards from inspiring English sources

In Taiwan, the Public Breastfeeding Act safeguards the right to breastfeed in public, and those who forbid, eject, or interfere with breastfeeding in public are fined.

The leaked Home Office note emerged yesterday as it was announced that the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, had waived Data Protection Act safeguards to allow the bulk transfer of data from London's congestion charge and traffic cameras to the Metropolitan police for the specific purpose of tracking potential terrorists in and around the capital.

The US continues to use its existing tools to reduce pollution, despite continuous efforts to block EPA from updating Clean Air Act safeguards with new standards to reduce emissions of life-threatening pollution from power plants and other major sources.

If we are serious about ensuring that the water supplies our children and families rely on for drinking water are free from pollution, we must uphold Clean Water Act safeguards.

Blocking the EPA from updating Clean Air Act safeguards with new standards to reduce emissions of life-threatening pollution from power plants and other major sources- whether initially just one year or two - will be extended again and again.

The 1988 Data Protection Act safeguards the use of some types of personal information.

Other critics believe that the Act safeguarded certain cigarette marketing and legal defense strategies [ 9], or paved the way for the company's unproven 'smokeless cigarettes,' potentially ushering in another generation of suffering.

Venmo was also found to violate the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act's Safeguards Rule, which requires financial institutions to have safeguards that protect the "security, confidentiality, and integrity of customer information," and Privacy Rule, which requires the delivery of privacy notices to customers.

The tax break, part of the American Jobs Creation Act, lacked safeguards to ensure the companies used the money for investment and job creation in the United States, as Congress intended.

Ticketmaster says its restrictions on the resale and "gifting" of its paperless tickets act as safeguards against various practices: scalping; the bulk purchasing of tickets by automated software bots; and the use of counterfeit, stolen or lost tickets.

Cross-examination and jury instructions, she said, are meant to act as "safeguards"—the reliability of evidence is for the jurors to decide.