In 1998, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) was signed into law, requiring companies to implement measures to protect children online.
The policy says manufacturers must "implement measures to protect data that are commensurate with the harm that would result from loss or unauthorized disclosure of the data," but it leaves companies to determine the harm.
At the time of the lawsuit, Touboul said he was "stunned by the FTC's decision to initiate this unwarranted action," since the company had already "voluntarily" discussed the issues with the FTC and "implemented measures" to protect consumers.
The scale of seal harvesting decreased substantially after the 1960s, after the Canadian government reduced the length of the hunting season and implemented measures to protect adult females.
5 Promoting safe and sustainable water supplies through improved water resources management: UNICEF and its partners in the WASH sector have a responsibility to promote and implement measures to protect the freshwater resource base.
Many supervisors agreed that there was a need to implement measures to protect workers against the effects of sun exposure, and shared ideas on how this might be achieved.
Nonetheless, we identified a number of states that have implemented measures to protect the general public that also are effective in limiting morbidity from asthma and neurodevelopmental disabilities in children.
Few states have regulations or laws that are specifically intended to protect children from environmental hazards but many states that have implemented measures to protect the general public that also are effective in limiting morbidity from asthma and neurodevelopmental disabilities in children.
Veterinarians, local pet owners, and tourists (particularly those from countries where the disease is not endemic and who bring their pets) should be alerted to the risk for infection by this filarioid and the need to implement measures to protect animals and persons.
Action: Implement measures to protect boreal woodland caribou Description: Boreal woodland caribou (Rangifer tarandus caribou) are a biodiversity indicator for the entire boreal forest, which is essential to help sequester carbon, regulate climate and for biodiversity.
