Sentence examples for evacuation law from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, almost 900 people are already in Australia after being transferred from the camps for medical care before the new medical evacuation law, according to government figures.

That means he's at risk of losing votes in Parliament -- as happened when the main opposition Labor and small parties banded together to pass the medical evacuation law.

The medical evacuation law has been in place for more than six weeks, but Guardian Australia revealed earlier on Tuesday just one person is thought to have been transferred under its provisions.

The Christmas Island detention centre was reopened less than two months ago in reaction to the parliament passing the medical evacuation law and 148 extra staff have been sent to the facility, despite it receiving no detainees.

If you had a roommate and lost your house, only one of you will qualify for FEMA aid, so you may want to work that out now unless that's changed along with the pet evacuation law.

It is a testament to the success of evacuation laws that no one was killed in the Glasgow School of Art fire, and a testament to the skill of the firemen that only part of the building was lost.

See Freeman, 'Genesis, Exodus, and Leviticus; Genealogy, Evacuation, and Law,' 28 Cornell L.Q. 414, 447 8, and authorities there cited; McWilliams, Prejudice, 123 4 (1944).

While many homeowners had to rely on the federal government to pay for hotels, meals and other extra daily costs resulting from the evacuation, California law requires insurers to pay such costs.

Oregon does not have mandatory evacuation rules — law enforcement officials can cajole and strongly suggest, but cannot force people to leave — so there are no hard numbers on how many people have fled.

Asked to identify which politicians were responsible for a series of incendiary public comments around recently passed medical evacuation (medevac) laws, they were sure they had been asked a trick question.

There is no general evacuation plan.The police department (VIPD) is under-trained and under-equipped and law enforcement is, at best, inconsistent and sporadic.