Sentence examples for csas from inspiring English sources

If the infraction involves a banned item, the host "may seize and dispose of that property in line with CSAS enforcement powers", it says.

The planning document stresses that the security measures are aimed primarily at crime and antisocial behaviour, and notes that staff would be expected to make full use of their CSAS powers to respond to protests or demonstrations, which are banned on the bridge.

Under the Community Safety Accreditation Scheme (CSAS), introduced by the Police Reform Act in 2002, they have the power to demand the name and address of a person and fine them for disorder.

They would be enforced by visitor hosts, who would be qualified under the government's community safety accreditation scheme (CSAS).

The stringency of many CSAs may be at fault.

That allowed them to buy 48% more fertiliser and seed than farmers who were not offered a CSA.But there is a big problem: few people seem to want CSAs.

Recent research suggests that people prefer more forgiving CSAs.

Commitment-savings accounts (CSAs) can force people to stick to a savings plan, tying their hands and preventing myopic spending.Technological advances may make it even more difficult to save.

CSAs have also been appointed in Australia, Cuba, Czech Republic, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand and at the European Commission.

The evidence, though, suggests that mandating tough rules for CSAs say, preventing people from accessing their savings for six months or more can stop people from opening accounts.

BURKHARD BILGER: Most of the groups I visited were liberal or to the left of that, though there are plenty of fundamentalist Christian CSAs, etc.